The newly opened cold dew bushes are far redder than water.

The newly opened cluster of cold dew flowers is far more red than water, which means that a newly opened cluster of flowers in cold dew flowers is far more bright and ruddy than hibiscus flowers in water. This sentence comes from Han Yu's Mu Furong, and the whole poem is as follows:

The newly opened cold dew cluster is far more red than water.

Bright colors are better than jealousy, especially good names.

Guandu mining river is late, and the ancient ancestral temple is empty.

I would like to come to see it often, and I will go with the wind in disorder.

The whole poem is a new cluster of flowers in the cold dew, which is far more vivid and ruddy than the hibiscus flowers in the water. Not to compete with hibiscus in the water, but their names happen to be the same. The hibiscus in the water should be picked at Guandukou by the river at dusk, and the hibiscus must be picked in an empty ancient temple. I hope people can watch it diligently and don't let it fall with the spring breeze.

Appreciation of the poem Mufurong.

This poem is a praise of Mu Furong's character and strength. "The author ends with a rhetorical question, which is meaningful and meaningful. Autumn can kill everything, wind and frost can make flowers wither and plants wither, and hibiscus flowers bloom just at this time. The severe frost failed to crush it, and it made the bleak autumn glow with the breath of spring with its beautiful face. This is not the love of autumn wind, but its tenacious vitality. Although these two sentences are not direct compliments, they further show the beauty and tenacity of hibiscus mutabilis.