May you pick more. What does it mean?

Wishing you to pick more means that I hope you can pick more. This sentence came from the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei's "Lovesickness." It was a blessing and emotional sustenance for the person he missed.

I hope you can pick more, this is the most nostalgic. The next line of the poem was," Red beans grow in the southern part of the country. When spring comes, a few branches will bloom." This poem meant that he hoped that those who missed him would gather more red beans, because red beans could best express the feeling of missing him. This poem was "Lovesickness" by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei. Red beans grew in the south and would sprout new branches every spring. The poet hoped that the person who missed him could pick more red beans, because red beans could best entrust the feelings of lovesickness.

I Wish You More to Gather is from the poem "Lovesickness" by Wang Wei, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.

To pick up means to pick up or lift something. Pick up can be used to pick up an item, such as picking up a pencil or picking up a knife and handing it to someone else. Picking it up could also mean recovery or improvement, such as the recovery of the body. The difference between picking up and picking up was that the scope of use and the meaning were different. Picking up could not only be used to pick up an item, but it could also be used to pick something. In addition, picking up words also had the meaning of choosing, but picking up words did not have the meaning of choosing.

I miss this thing the most.

When we say 'pick up caricatura', it usually means to select or gather caricatures. It might involve looking through a bunch of them and choosing the ones you like or taking them for some specific purpose, like for a project or to show to others.

Picking work referred to the process of taking out goods from stored shelves or stacks according to specific requirements, sorting and concentrating them according to different customers or distribution routes, waiting for loading and delivery.

Picking up something meant picking up something that someone else had lost.

Picking meant the act of choosing. It could refer to choosing good breeds, choosing dishes, choosing fat and lean, and so on. Picking up could also refer to picking up items, such as picking up junk or picking up a leather bag. In comparison, picking up only meant picking up items. When picking up meant picking up, picking up and picking up could be used together. The difference between picking up and picking up was that the former emphasized more on consciously picking up things, while the latter emphasized more on accidentally finding them.

Food pickers were used to pick up food with a pair of chopsticks or similar devices. Picking up food referred to the action of using a clamp to hold food. The basic explanation of the word 'clip' was to clamp from both sides and clamp hard. The food clip could be a clip or any other tool used to clip things.