1, "White-headed Song", the title of "Chu tune" in Han Yuefu. This legend originated from the story of Sima Xiangru and Zhuo Wenjun. Later generations often use this tone to describe abandoning women. Poets like Li Bai have ancient poems on this subject.

Ai and Jiao: Both are white.

2, two meanings: two hearts (as opposed to the following "one heart"), refers to the change of feelings. Affirmation: no.

3. Barrel: a vessel for holding wine. Buy wine for the last party today and break up by the ditch tomorrow morning.

4, simple: appearance. Imperial canal: a ditch that flows through the imperial garden or around the palace wall. East-west flow, that is, east flow. "Dongxi" is a compound word with partial meaning. The meaning of the word Dong is used here. The above two sentences imagine walking alone by the ditch after parting, and the past love life will flow like a ditch and never return.

5. Bamboo pole: refers to fishing pole. Curly: Shake your face. Rudder (bamboo prefix, sound screen): It describes the fish tail as wet feather. Fishing is the symbolic argot of courtship in China folk songs. Here, argot is used to express the happiness of love between men and women.

6. Spirit: This refers to feelings and kindness. Money knife: in ancient times, money was cast into the shape of sabre, which was called knife money. So money is also called money knife. Love should be as pure as snow on the mountain and as bright as the moon in the clouds. I heard that you have two hearts and have come to break up with you.

Today is like the last party, and we will break up tomorrow. I walked slowly along the ditch, only feeling that you and I were like ditch water and parted ways forever.

At the beginning, I resolutely left home and ran away with you, unlike ordinary girls who cry sadly. I thought that if I married a loyal man, I could fall in love and be happy forever.

Men and women are congenial, so they should be as light as a fishing rod and as lively and lovely as a fish. A man should put love first and lose his sincere love, which money and wealth can't make up for.