Is the summer festival just a festival of flowers, not a festival of dead leaves and withered flowers? Is the song of the sea only in tune with the rising waves? Doesn't it sing with the falling waves? The carpet where my king stands is woven with jewels, but there are patient clods waiting for his feet to touch. There are few wise and great people sitting next to my master, but he holds stupid people in his arms and makes me his servant forever.

Does it mean that summer festivals only belong to the first flowers, and there is no room for pollution and residual red?

Can it be said that the song of the ocean is only in line with the high tide, will he sing along with the low tide?

Fortunately, the gem was woven into the carpet where my king stood, but many clods were still waiting patiently for the touch of his noble limbs.

Few wise men can sit beside my Lord, but my Lord holds a fool in his arms and makes me his slave forever.

-"Fruit Collection"

Chinese rhetoric ... I think the first two sentences are rhetorical questions. .