Before the south wind rises, I will become ill if I miss you.

1. The meaning of the poem

The south wind has not yet blown, and I miss you so much that I miss you and make me sick. The south wind refers to the spring wind, which symbolizes warmth and vitality. It is also a good time for lovers to meet. Here, the south wind has not yet risen, implying that even before it is time to meet, we are already missing you so much that we become lovesick.

I am lovesick because I like you, and no medicine or stone can cure it. It means that I am lovesick because I like you, and no medicine or doctor can cure it. Love sickness refers to suffering from lovesickness because of admiration for the other person. This is a psychological disease that cannot be solved by external methods. No medicine or medicine can cure the disease, which means that no medicine or doctor can cure the disease, and only seeing the other person can relieve it.

2. The origin of the poem

There is a sentence: "At night, the south wind rises, and the wheat is covered with yellow." The south wind rises to indicate the season, and May is the busy season for wheat harvest and farming. The "south wind" in the phrase "The south wind has not risen yet will make me sick when I miss you" also refers to the season, which means that getting sick at this time is not caused by the hot weather in summer but by missing you.

This poem was originally common in QQ signatures, and is similar to "The south wind rises again and makes you sick". Later, it became popular due to Qing Yan's online novel "I Miss You Before the South Wind Rises". "The South Wind Is Missing You" is a romance novel by the author Qing Yan. It tells the love story between a heroine who traveled to ancient times and a cold and arrogant prince.

Introduction to lovesickness

1. Love anxiety or love depression

It refers to a psychological phenomenon that causes physical and mental discomfort due to excessive longing for the other person. It’s called love anxiety or love depression. It is very close to mental illness and can lead to symptoms such as madness, depression, confusion, mania, and delusions. In severe cases, it can be fatal.

2. It has a long history in Chinese literature

Since ancient times, there have been many poems and songs that describe the pain of lovesickness, such as "Lovesickness makes me sad, and I sleep long and hard". "Increased thoughts", "Love each other but not love each other, green mountains are no longer visible, yellow dust flies", etc., all express the deep longing for lovers and the helpless parting emotions.