"If people don't know Lingyunmu, they will wait for Lingyun to start high." It means that people often ignore and don't know the great development prospect of Komatsu growing into a tree of Lingyun, and only when it is truly towering will it praise its height. It expresses the author's criticism of the short-sightedness of the world, and at the same time appeals to young talents and asks people to look at their growth with a developmental perspective.

Reading this poem by Bai Mei carefully, we can realize the poet's lofty ambition of sticking to his own sentiment and not colluding with the common customs. It also shows his self-indulgent loneliness, disdain for wealth, noble and refined taste, and the spirit of forgetting the private.