Hualin was wet by rouge in the rain, which means that after the flowers were wet by rain, the color became more delicate, just like the fresh and moist rouge on a beauty's face. Here is a beautiful and euphemistic sentence describing the spring scenery in Qujiang, which is rare in Du Fu's poems (some anthologies think it is rouge falling, indicating that the poet revisited Qujiang after chaos, saw the spring scenery in front of him, remembered the prosperous times of the past, mourned the decline of the country, expressed his feelings in front of him, and expressed his pain and loss. But referring to the next sentence, "The water grows with the wind and the green belt is long", I think the poet still has some feelings and is gratified by the scenery he saved. This poem is melancholy rather than sad, and the word "wet" is more appropriate.

Ying Huan is a poem written by Li Yu, the queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty. Hua Lin thanked Chunhong and hurried off. "。 Helpless, cold rain comes early and wind comes late. When do you still have a heavy drink when you are in tears? Naturally, people hate water when they grow up. "Although the color is also compared to rouge, it is the residual flower knocked down by the rain in late spring, as if the residual makeup was washed away by tears, and it is sad and not long. The author is the king of national subjugation and a prisoner of Song Jun, and his life is not guaranteed. His poems show the author's decadent and lost emotions, sigh and regret for the short-lived prosperity in the past, and are full of sadness.