After Prince Dangguo died young in "The Legend of Zhen Huan", Zhen Huan once said that "the flowers have fallen". This sentence is borrowed from the poem "Farewell to the Ancient Grassland" by Bai Juyi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. "Flowers have fallen" is one of the images in the poem, implying the shortness and impermanence of life.

In Zhen Huan's view, King Guo's departure is like the withering of a gorgeous flower, symbolizing the end of love and the impermanence of life. There is a profound philosophy behind this sentence, which makes people involuntarily lament the preciousness and preciousness of life.

This is also a turning point for Zhen Huan in the film. From the happiness of love and family to the grief of the death of a loved one, this heavy emotional change allowed her to experience the growth and transformation of her life. The phrase "the flowers have fallen" has also become one of the classic quotes in the film, conveying people's deep feelings about the short life.

In general, the phrase "the flowers have fallen" is not just a simple description of Zhen Huan's grief for the passing of Prince Guo, but also expresses a deep understanding and philosophical thinking about the shortness of life. It allows people to deeply think about their own lives and lives while enjoying the TV series.