The Feeling of Leaving the Hedge Gate at Dawn in Autumn Night is a poem by Lu You, a poet in Song Dynasty. The whole poem is: Three Wan Li rivers enter the sea, and five thousand mountains climb skyscrapers. The adherents wept in the dust and looked south to Julian Waghann for another year.
The first two sentences of the poem have a broad and profound artistic conception, and the antithesis is neat or residual, coming from the air and the weather is strict. Mountains and rivers were originally motionless. Because of the use of the words "into" and "Mo", people feel that the Yellow River and Huashan are not only majestic, but also full of vitality. The next two sentences, with a change of the pen, suddenly feel the sudden change of the situation and the development of poetry in a more far-reaching direction, fully expressing the firmness and urgency of the people in the Central Plains who have been oppressed and tortured for a long time and expect to restore their faith.
This poem is about great rivers and mountains, trapped in enemy lines, with the word "hope" as the eye, showing the poet's endless feelings of hope, disappointment and not despair. The poetic scene is majestic, serious, desolate and sad. By praising the wonders of mountains and rivers, the author sets off the grief of Shen Lu in China, expresses the feelings of ordinary people and satirizes the indifference of the rulers. It comprehensively and profoundly exposes the contradictions and conflicts between the times and society.