What poems describe the joy of autumn?

The Lonely Guest Came to the Court for the First News —— Tang Yuxi's Introduction to Autumn

Interpretation: The atrium made of trees in autumn was first known to lonely guests.

Endless autumn wind, forever, Yu Tong Tang Li Bai's Midnight Qiu Ge.

Interpretation: Endless autumn winds are all homesickness.

It feels like a night in Bishan and a few clouds in late autumn. -Tang Libai "Listen to Shu Shu, the monk hits."

Interpretation: I feel that there are several autumn clouds in the night of Bishan.

Look at the autumn wind in Luoyang city and want to be a book writer. -Don Zhang Ji "Qiu Si"

Interpretation: Luoyang people are homesick when they see the autumn wind blowing, and write home.

Dead vine, faint crow, small bridge, flowing water, old road, thin horse. -Ma Yuan Zhiyuan's "Tianjingsha Qiu Si"

Interpretation: The dead vine crow tree, the small bridge and the flowing water family are thin horses blown by the west wind and the old road.

Autumn wind blows the Weihe River and leaves fall all over Chang 'an. -Tang Jiadao's "Jiang Yiwu Seclusion"

Interpretation: Autumn wind blows over the Weihe River, and leaves are scattered in Chang 'an.

Autumn wind rises in Bai Yunfei, the plants are yellow, and the geese return to the south. -Liu Han Che "Autumn Poem"

Commentary: Bai Yunfei, pray for the autumn wind to blow. The grass and trees are yellow, and the geese return to the south.

Leave the west wind, when people lose the green hills. -Song Qiji's Elegy of Zhaojun's Exile

Interpretation: When people leave the west wind, they will lose the White Tiger Mountain.

Half of the things that can't be controlled in autumn belong to aloe semi-Polygonum. -Yuan Hu Hanggeng village said something. "

Interpretation: Late autumn is uncontrollable, because half of it already belongs to aloe and reed flowers.

Windbreak Tree, Frost and Blue Knot —— The old Chinese and Vietnamese saying "Ancient Poetry as a Wife"

Interpretation: a tree against strong winds, a blue stadium with frost.