The wild geese are flying in the autumn shadow of Jiang Han, and they are carrying pots with guests on the Cuiwei mountain. This poem comes from the work "Climbing the Mountain in Nine Days" by Du Mu, a poet from the Tang Dynasty. Cuiwei refers to the Cuiwei Pavilion on Qishan Mountain, which was built when Du Mu was appointed as the governor of Chizhou. He took the meaning of the sentence "open the curtain as Cuiwei" in Li Bai's "A Gift to Liu Shaofu in Qiupu" and built "Cuiwei Pavilion" on the top of Qishan Mountain to express his memory. Li Bai's meaning. The river reflects the autumn shadows. The wild geese have just flown south. I invite my friends to climb the green peaks with their wine bottles. It is rare to smile when you are troubled by the world. When the chrysanthemums are in full bloom, you should go home with your head full. You should just drink to your heart's content to celebrate the Double Ninth Festival, and don't come here with worries and lament the sunset. Life is short and it has always been this way throughout the ages. Why cry like Qi Jinggong in front of Niu Mountain.