Literature Reference: The river has its branches, the maiden returns, but she does not need me. Not needing me, she will later regret it. The river has its islets, the maiden returns, but she does not accompany me. Not accompanying me, she will later dwell in sorrow. The river has its tributaries, the maiden returns, but she does not pass by me. Not passing by me, she will later sing in lament. Source from 'The Book of Songs·Airs of the States·Shao Nan·Jiang You Si'.