萍踪浪迹 wandering
Explanation
比喻像浮萍一样随波逐流，到处漂泊，没有固定的住所。也形容人四处流浪，居无定所。
It is used to describe people who are like duckweed, drifting with the flow, wandering everywhere without a fixed residence. It is also used to describe people who wander everywhere without a fixed residence.
Origin Story
少年李白，自幼聪颖好学，却家境贫寒。他四处游学，足迹遍布名山大川，拜访名师，学习诗歌和剑术。他常常在山水之间漂泊，有时住在山中的茅屋，有时寄宿在乡间的农舍，过着清贫却自由自在的生活。他时而乘舟泛江，时而策马奔腾，他的身影时常出现在江湖之间，也时常出现在朝堂之上。他的诗歌，充满了对自由的向往，对理想的追求，也充满了对人生漂泊的感伤。虽历经漂泊，但他始终保持一颗赤子之心，最终成为了伟大的诗仙，他的诗篇千古流传，读来令人心潮澎湃，感慨万千。
Young Li Bai, intelligent and studious from a young age, came from a poor family. He traveled extensively to learn, his footprints covering famous mountains and rivers, visiting renowned masters and studying poetry and swordsmanship. He often wandered among the mountains and rivers, sometimes living in thatched huts in the mountains, sometimes lodging in rural farmhouses, leading a poor but free life. He sometimes sailed down rivers, sometimes galloped on horseback. His figure often appeared in the rivers and lakes, and occasionally in the imperial court. His poetry, filled with longing for freedom, pursuit of ideals, and the melancholy of a wandering life, still resonates today. Despite his wandering existence, he always maintained a childlike heart. Ultimately, he became the great poet immortalized as the "Poetry Immortal", his works echoing down the ages, inspiring awe and contemplation.
Usage
常用来形容人四处漂泊，居无定所，生活没有固定的地方。
Often used to describe people wandering around without a fixed place to live.
Examples
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他一生萍踪浪迹，居无定所。
tā yīshēng píngzōng làngjì, jū wú dìngsuǒ
He spent his life wandering without a fixed abode.
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这首诗歌充满了漂泊的意境，读来令人感受到诗人萍踪浪迹的辛酸。
zhè shǒu shīgē chōngmǎn le piāobó de yìjìng, dú lái lìng rén gǎnshòu dào shī rén píngzōng làngjì de xīnsuān
This poem is full of the atmosphere of wandering, and the reader feels the bitterness of the poet's wandering.