Bloom stopped on the path in the field.

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Strange, this refers to the field path.

Strangely, here is the adverbial of place. You can also interpret this sentence as "blossom on strangers" and take "on strangers" as the attributive. The meaning remains the same.

Where is the beauty?

& lt Interpretation > Where is the beauty? (or, where is the noble. )

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Beauty generally refers to beauty; In ancient Chinese, it sometimes refers to a person with noble moral character. For example, Answering Han Xin by Wang Anshi in Song Dynasty: "Yan Zi is a saint, so-called beauty." The "beauty" here refers to the latter.

"Where is the beauty" is actually "where is the beauty", omitting the preposition "in". This is also very common in ancient Chinese.