There are strange trees in the court to express the poet's thoughts and feelings.

1. There is a strange tree in the courtyard, which expresses the poet's yearning for travelers. This poem describes a woman's deep nostalgia for her husband who traveled abroad. From trees and leaves, from leaves and flowers, from flowers and picking, from picking and sending, from sending and thinking.

Second, the original: there are strange trees in the court.

There are strange trees and gorgeous green leaves in the court. Climbing a pole and folding its glory will be a legacy.

The incense is full of sleeves, and the road is long. This thing is expensive, but it feels different from then.

Appreciation: This is about a woman's deep nostalgia for her long-distance husband. From trees and leaves, from leaves and flowers, from flowers and picking, from picking and sending, from sending and thinking. The whole poem consists of eight sentences, divided into two levels. The first four poems describe such a picture: in the courtyard of spring, there is a beautiful tree, full of green leaves and full of flowers, which is particularly vibrant. Spring is full. The hostess climbed up the branch, folded off the most beautiful bunch of flowers and gave them to her relatives who missed her day and night.