I only want to open my eyes all night long, and repay you for not opening your eyebrows all my life. These two lines of poetry were flowing water. Were these two lines flowing water?

This poem came from the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu's "Presented to Wei Eight Chushi." The whole poem is: "Life does not see each other as if participating in business." What night will we spend with this candle? How long can I be young and strong? My hair has turned gray. Half of my friends are ghosts, and I cry out in alarm, my heart burning. How can I know that I'm going to the Scholar's Hall with twenty heavy loads? Once upon a time, the unmarried children of the monarch suddenly came together. Yan Hui smiled and asked where the guest came from. It's a cannon! Cut the turtle! What the hell!" This poem was used to describe the poet's feelings and longing after parting with his good friend.

This poem came from the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai's " Wine ", which meant that " only by staying awake for a long time at night can you see the next morning's sunshine to repay the hatred of not showing your eyebrows in your life." The meaning of the poem was that the poet used alcohol to relieve his worries after getting drunk, hoping to repay the injustice and treatment he had suffered in his life in this way. At the same time, he expressed his feelings and thoughts about life. He believed that only by constantly staying clear-headed and wise could he better face the challenges and difficulties in life.

This sentence came from a poem in the online novel, Sword Snow Stride It meant,"Only by being awake for a long time at night can you repay the hatred that you have never shown in your life." Among them," only will I open my eyes all night " meant " only by staying awake for a long time at night can I see the hope of tomorrow." As for " repaying someone who has never raised his eyebrows ", it meant that " in order to take revenge, you must become stronger and show your abilities." This sentence expressed the protagonist's determination and hard work for revenge, and also expressed his understanding and thoughts about life.

This poem came from the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi's "Fu De Gu Yuan Cao Farewell." The whole sentence is: "I will open my eyes all night to repay my life without opening my eyebrows." It meant that only by staying up late at night and closing one's longest eyes could one repay the eyes that had never been opened in one's life. This poem expressed Bai Juyi's deep friendship and emotion towards nature. He expressed his gratitude to nature and others by saying," Repaying for not showing your eyebrows in your life." He believed that only by putting in more effort and attention could he make his life better. This poem could also be understood as a reflection on life. Only when we stay up late at night and close our eyes can we see the beautiful and precious things in life. In our daily life, we are often busy with work and trivial things in life and ignore the beautiful and precious things in life.

This poem came from the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi's "Fu De Gu Yuan Cao Farewell." The poetic conception of the poem was profound and expressed the poet's reluctance to part and praise for nature. And the meaning of this poem was: I will open my eyes in the long night and repay the experience of my life. The meaning of this sentence was that in the long night, the poet would experience all kinds of wonderful things and scenes to describe the setbacks and difficulties in life. By opening his eyes, he would see all kinds of beautiful things and scenes to express his pursuit of life and beauty.

This phrase came from Li Qingzhao, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The whole poem is as follows: I often remember that I was drunk at dusk in the stream pavilion and didn't know how to return. At night I return to my boat and mistakenly enter the depths of lotus flowers. Fighting to cross, fighting to cross, startled a pool of gulls and egrets. I'll open my eyes all night long to repay you for not opening your eyebrows all my life. It meant that he could only open his eyes wide in this long night to repay the frown that he had not been able to relax in this life. The deeper meaning of this sentence was that Li Qingzhao used the scenery to express her feelings and helplessness in the depths of her heart. She had visited the pavilion many times and spent many happy times, but every time she finished her journey home, she would always get lost until she returned late. She felt that she had not gained much in her life that was worth cherishing, so in this long night, she hoped to use her infinite vision to find the way home to repay her unfulfilled ambitions and wishes.

This sentence came from Bai Juyi's "Farewell to the Ancient Grass" in the Tang Dynasty. The original sentence was "Only one will open his eyes all night to repay the unopened eyebrows in his life." Only through the long night can I see all this to repay my unopened eyes. This sentence expressed the poet's perception and thinking about life. He realized the impermanence of life, and at the same time, he realized the insignificance of human beings and the need to be grateful for their lives. He hoped that through the long night, he could see the true meaning and value of life, so as to repay him for the unopened eyes in his life. There were no allusions or stories in this sentence, but the poet's deep thoughts and feelings about life.

Yuan Zhen's words came from his "The Fourth of the Five Songs of Separation", an ancient poem that expressed the feeling of longing. The whole poem depicted the poet missing his lover in the distance at night. He expressed the depth and determination of his longing by saying,"I will only open my eyes all night to repay the unopened eyebrows in my life." He hoped that he could miss the other party in the long night until he had the opportunity to repay the other party's deep affection. This sentence was widely quoted and praised as one of the classics in Yuan Zhen's poems. Through this sentence, we can see the poet's deep affection and determination, as well as his cherish and commitment to love. This sentence also expressed the deep emotional resonance and longing that people pursue in love, so it was widely used in novels, movies, television dramas and other literary works.

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This poem could be a web novel or game script. To guess the specific content, one needed to combine the context and background knowledge to make a deduction. According to the style and content of the poem, it was probably a description of a protagonist sighing alone in the middle of the night about his life, regretting that he had not made a better choice and feeling sad for his life. Through this poem, one might be able to feel the loneliness and struggle in the protagonist's heart.