How to explain "Apricot Flowers and Spring Rain in the South of the Yangtze River"?

1, Jiangnan apricot blossom spring rain is interpreted as: Jiangnan in spring, apricot blossoms are in full bloom, misty and rainy, picturesque and fascinating.

2. This sentence comes from Yu Ji's "Wind into Pine and cypress, Send Ke Zhongjing" in Yuan Dynasty. The original text is: the tea sleeves of the picture gallery are clear, and the flowers are invincible. A few nights, straight into the golden palace, the east wind is soft, and the flowers stop. The book is a letter to Xuchuan Palace Candle. He tried on a shirt for the first time. Balaam beside the ice in Yugou. Swallows whisper. The heavy curtain is still cold. Who will deliver it and seal it in silver? The reporter returned, and the apricot blossoms in the south of the Yangtze River spring rain.

3. Full-text explanation: In the painted hall, concubines are laid back, their white hair falls off one after another, and even the pipes can't be inserted. I lived in the Golden Palace for many nights, and the spring breeze was soft and the flowers were in full bloom, which made people stop. In the soft spring breeze, I spent countless nights in front of the Golden Temple. After drafting the imperial edict for the emperor, I put on a faint Luo Dynasty shirt, and the imperial secretary sent me back to the bachelor's college with a lamp. There is still residual ice on the edge of the imperial ditch in the imperial city, but the edge of the residual ice is blue water shaking and swallows whispering in spring. The curtain is heavy, and the cold of late spring has not subsided. Who else dares to send you a letter of condolence? In the south of the Yangtze River in spring, apricot blossoms are in full bloom, misty and rainy, picturesque and fascinating.