1. I urge you to drink another glass of wine and leave Yangguan in the west without any friends.

From "Weicheng Song/Send Yuan Er Envoy to Anxi" by Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty. Please drink another glass of wine to be in good spirits. After leaving Yangguan and heading west, there will be no old friends anymore. The poem describes the great hardships, risks and loneliness that people experienced when they went to Yangguan to travel westward, and is full of the author's feeling of parting from his friends.

2. The water in Peach Blossom Pond is a thousand feet deep, not as deep as Wang Lun’s gift to me.

From "A Gift to Wang Lun" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty. Even if the water in Peach Blossom Pond is a thousand feet deep, it cannot be as sincere and profound as Wang Lun's farewell to me. The poem expresses the extremely deep friendship between the author and his friend Wang Lun.

3. I would like to ask you to ask me about the flowing water in the east. I don’t know who is good or bad with it.

From "Farewell at Jinling Wine Shop" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty. Please ask me if the rolling water is growing because of him or my friendship for you.

4. The feeling of wandering in the floating clouds, the feeling of an old friend in the setting sun.

From "Sending Friends" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty. The floating clouds floating in the sky are just like you, a wandering wanderer, and the setting sun sets deeply, just like I am reluctant to leave you, my friend.

5. The rain breaks off the Huaishan Mountains, and the sails are flying and the Chu trees move.

From Tang Dynasty Liu Deren's "Sending Friends Back to Yangzhou to Visit Their Relatives". Huaishan refers to the mountains on both sides of the Huaihe River. This article writes that after the rain, the sky clears up, and the mountains on both sides of the Huaihe River are emerging. I can paddle along the river, and the trees on both sides of the river pass by as I see them. The first sentence is about a sunny day after the rain, and the second sentence is about setting sail for a long journey. It seems to be a description of the scene, but it actually conveys a kind of deep encouragement and blessing to the friends who have returned home.

6. Gray hair grows in a foreign country, green hills appear in the old country.

In the first month of the first year of Emperor Guangde's reign in the Tang Dynasty, Sikong Shu, a famous poet of the Tang Dynasty, shortly after the An-Shi Rebellion, sent his friends back to the north and wrote the poem "Send the people back to the north after the thieves are pacified", which not only expresses The feeling of saying goodbye to friends also expresses the sorrow for the dilapidated condition of hometown in a tactful way, and this sentence comes from this poem. The so-called "old country" refers to the hometown. The general meaning of this sentence is that after we have been wandering in a foreign country for so long, gray hair has grown on our heads, and when you return to your hometown, the only sight you can see is the green mountains as before.