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李海涛 摄
《中国教育报》2025年04月12日 第01版
作者：李海涛 摄
桃醉春风,诗意盎然的春日赏桃记
"桃醉春风" (táo zuì chūnfēng) is a beautiful and evocative Chinese phrase. Here's a breakdown and appreciation of its meaning:
1. "桃 (táo):" Peach. Peaches are iconic symbols in Chinese culture, associated with spring, beauty, sweetness, prosperity, and sometimes even immortality (like the Peaches of Immortality from Xianxia stories).
2. "醉 (zuì):" Drunk. This word is used metaphorically here to describe a state of being thoroughly immersed, overwhelmed, or even slightly lost in pleasure or beauty.
3. "春风 (chūnfēng):" Spring breeze. This represents the gentle, warm, pleasant air of spring, a symbol of renewal, life, and romance.
"Overall Meaning:"
"桃醉春风" literally translates to "peaches drunk by the spring breeze." However, it's a highly poetic and metaphorical expression. It paints a vivid picture of:
"Spring's Beauty:" The vibrant pink blossoms of peach trees swaying gently in the warm spring breeze.
"Immersive Pleasure:" Someone (often a poet, a lover, or simply a person appreciating nature) is so utterly captivated and delighted by the sight and feel of the spring peaches and breeze that they seem to be "drunk" with the beauty and joy of the moment. They are lost in the sensory experience
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