Interpretation of Peach Blossom Rain:

1. Tang Dynasty Li He's poem "Jinjinjiu": "What's more, the days of youth are approaching, and the peach blossoms are falling like red rain." Later reason "Peach Blossom Rain" is used to refer to the flying peach blossoms in late spring.

The poem "Yiluosuo" by Zhou Bangyan of the Song Dynasty: "Leaning on the lantern, the wind of wine flags blows on your face, and the peach blossoms rain."

2. Refers to the spring rain.

The poem "Inscribed on Sun Shuangzhan" by Feng Jing of the Qing Dynasty: "The peach blossom rain makes the mandarin fish fatter, and people say that the taste is better than the flowered pig."

3. Describe the peach blossom horse sweating profusely dripping look.

Ming dynasty Zhang Juzheng's poem "The Picture of the Four Horsemen of the Emperor Wen: Dragon Colt": "The flowing arrows are fighting endlessly in the chest, and the peach blossom rain is stained with blood in the ditch." See "Peach Blossom Horse".