Shanglian: The crowd is looking for him thousands of times
Downlink: See you two or three times in the middle of the people
The upper part of this couplet, "The crowd is looking for him thousands of times" is from Xin Qiji's "Qingyu Case: Yuan Xi", and the original sentence is "The crowd is looking for him thousands of times, and suddenly looking back, the person is there, and the lights are dim." This verse means to look for someone in a crowd, after a lot of hardship, looking for it repeatedly. Shanglian expresses the hardships and perseverance of people looking for a specific person or thing in the vast sea of people through "looking for him thousands of times".
The next link "seeing you two or three times in the middle of the people" can be understood as getting acquainted with others, getting to know each other, becoming friends with each other, and spending a good time together. The "two or three times" here means many encounters, and also expresses the joy and emotion of people establishing deep friendships with others on the road of life.
Combining the upper and lower couplets, this couplet conveys a kind of beauty of seeking and encountering. The upper link shows the twists and turns and perseverance that people experience in the process of searching, while the lower link emphasizes the importance of accompanying and growing together with others on the road of life.
In short, this couplet conveys perseverance, bravery, cherishment, and growth on the road of life through the theme of seeking and encountering. It reminds us to be brave enough to find the person or thing in our hearts, and at the same time, learn to cherish every encounter with others, accompany each other, and grow together in the journey of life.