What does it mean to see the flowers but not the flowers in the fog and the moon in the water?

Metaphorically speaking, there is truth and falsehood. Seeing flowers in the fog is illusory, and so is the moon in the water. Seeing flowers in the fog is not looking at flowers, but looking at the moon in the water. Describe illusory, elusive, elusive. However, sometimes, obscurity is also a kind of beauty. Some things, once seen through, are meaningless.

From flowers to flowers.

Like flowers, like fog. Arrive at midnight and leave after dawn. It seemed like a short and beautiful spring dream when I came. Gone like a morning cloud, nowhere to be found.

Extended information "Flowers are not flowers", a poem that is very beautiful and romantic just by listening to the name. If this poem is placed in the poetry collection of Li Shangyin, a poet in the late Tang Dynasty, many poetry lovers may not feel any sense of disobedience. But if you want to put it in Bai Juyi's poem, which is famous for its simplicity, it will make people feel a little unnatural. However, this just reflects the truth of Bai Juyi!

This is an ancient poem with miscellaneous words. Its artistic conception is hazy and romantic, but it is also very puzzling. For thousands of years, people have made various speculations about the theme of this poem. Some people think this is a poem written by Bai Juyi, describing his love with a beautiful official prostitute. The "flower" in the poem means that the official prostitute's face is like a flower. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, official prostitutes prevailed. However, official prostitutes are different from ordinary prostitutes and wives and can only come and go at night.