Yewang is a poem by Wang Ji, a poet in the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties. This poem describes autumn scenery, a secluded place, with some hesitation, loneliness and depression in the mood of leisure.
The first couplet expresses emotion by the action of "leaning" and the psychological description of "what to depend on"; Zhuan Lian writes about trees and mountains, which is serene and quiet; Several verbs "drive", "return", "belt" and "return" are used in the neck couplet to describe dynamically, so as to set the dynamic against the static; The couplets are lyrical through the classics, and the scenes blend.