Nán guó chūntiān lái le, hóngdòu yě gāi chūnláifājǐzhī le ba.
Spring has come to the south - the red bean tree must have put out a few branches.
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From 王维 Wang Wei 《相思》: 红豆生南国，春来发几枝 - 'red beans grow in the southern lands; when spring comes, how many branches bloom?' The 红豆 (red bean, Abrus precatorius) is the classical symbol of 相思 - longing/remembrance.
usage
发 here is fā (to put out shoots, to sprout), not fà. Almost always quoted alongside 红豆生南国 or 愿君多采撷 - the whole four-line poem is part of most Chinese readers' mental lexicon of love.
