What do you mean, "I wish I were Liang, and I can see you every year"?

"I wish I could see you every year like Liang" is a poem expressing my wishes and expectations, which means I wish I could see you every year like a swallow on a beam.

The specific explanation is as follows:

"I would like to be like a beam": a beam is a beam on a building, and swallows are ordinary migratory birds, who like to build nests on the beam. The sentence "I wish I were like a beam" means that I wish I could go back to my familiar place like a swallow every year to reunite with my relatives and friends.

"See you every year": I hope to meet you every year. No matter how time passes, our contact and gathering can continue.

This poem expresses the thoughts and blessings for relatives, friends or important people. It hopes that each other can be like swallows, no matter how much time and distance have passed, they can still keep in touch, get together once a year and spend a good time together.