A poem ending in Chinese characters

From the soil along the Mawei slope, it was buried in it. After all, the West Lake was in mid-June, and the balcony was misty and rainy.

1, "From the soil along Mawei slope, buried under it" comes from Tang Juyi's Song of Eternal Sorrow, which means under Mawei steep slope, in a desolate yellow grave.

2. "After all, the West Lake is in mid-June" comes from Song Yang Wanli's Jingci Temple Seeing Xiaomu, which means the scenery of the West Lake in June.

3. "How many towers are there in the misty rain" comes from Tang Dumu's "Jiangnan Spring, Thousand Miles of Green Red", which means how many pavilions stand in the hazy misty rain.