There seems to be something wrong with Topsan's grammar. I expect a noun or noun to be added later. In addition, if FLOWER is used as a verb, it seems that it is not smooth to follow with. The second sentence, if translated, means that there are peaches behind, so get ready to look good. ...
I will try again.
Stand with your back to the flowers, waiting for them to bloom.
Four tones. Meaning: waiting for the flowers to bloom, but facing the flowers. Explain that reality is contrary to expectations.
Carrying a tree, waiting for it to blossom.
A sigh. Meaning: The tree is on its back, but waiting for it to blossom. It shows that it has made a lot of efforts, but it has taken a completely different road from expectations.
I wish you progress in your studies.
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