Ask the teacher to help explain what the following poem means: tender and beautiful red apricots meet fire. Looking for two flowers at the bottom of the leaf.

Tender English: English originally refers to flowers in bud, while tender English refers to buds in bud.

Cui Ge: When pomegranate flowers are not in full bloom, the calyx is turquoise, which means the calyx here.

Hand in hand: complement each other.

Pomegranate flower fire: pomegranate flowers bloom like clouds and fire, and the ancients used pomegranate flower fire instead when pomegranate flowers were in full bloom.

Some pomegranate flowers are just in bud and the calyx is still green, but some are in full swing, which complement the gorgeous red apricots. I secretly ponder my heart, hoping to find the flowers hidden under the green leaves.