The poem comes from Autumn Moon written by Rong Hong, a poet in the Tang Dynasty (also known as: the moonlight in autumn is better than that in spring, and Wan Li is quiet and lonely).
■ Violet frost shears overnight, and he can't make a pearl in autumn rain.
Poetry comment: flying frost breaks the lotus leaf, and autumn rain falls on the broken leaf and can no longer form water drops.
Poetry comes from: two poems written occasionally by Lai Hu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.
■ The midnight wine makes people awake unconsciously, and the lotus leaves in the pool are swaying in the autumn wind.
Poetry note: no feeling; No sleep.
This poem is from "Autumn Night" by Gong Dou, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.
■ Xiang Lian sells green leaves, while the west wind worries about green waves.
Comment on Poetry: Han Han: Lotus is another name.
Poetry from: Southern Poetry from: Huanxisha by Li Jing, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.
This poem comes from Huan Xi Sha written by Qin Guan, a poet in the Song Dynasty.
■ Blue sky, yellow leaves, autumn colors, cold smoke on the waves.
This poem is from The Su Mu by Fan Zhongyan, a poet in the Song Dynasty.
■ Good years must be remembered, especially when it is orange, yellow and green.
Comment on poetry: orange, orange and green: refers to the season at the turn of autumn and winter.
This poem is from "To Liu Jingwen" by Su Shi, a poet in the Song Dynasty.
■ You don't have to go home when you meet, and Huang Die will be worried tomorrow.
Poetry Note: Tomorrow's yellow flowers: refers to the gradual withering of chrysanthemums after the Double Ninth Festival. Butterflies are also worried: chrysanthemums wither and butterflies have nowhere to find flowers, so they are worried.
Poem from: Song Dynasty poet Su Shi's "Two Rhymes of the Princes and Nine Days"
■ The rustling tree flows out of the forest, and the autumn mountain has a sunset.
Poem from: Kou Zhun, a poet in the Song Dynasty, "The Pavilion on the Shujiang River".
■ autumn scenery sometimes flies alone, and the sunset has nothing to do with cold smoke
The poem comes from Su Lin, a poet in the Song Dynasty, "Looking at the World at the End of Gushan Temple"
■ Sprinkle rainy dusk on the river to wash away autumn.
Comment on Poetry: Xiaoxiao: The appearance of light rain falling.
Poetry from: Song Dynasty poet Liu Yong's "Basheng Ganzhou"
■ The frost wind is getting colder, the river is cold, and the afterglow is embarrassing.
Comment on Poetry: Frost Wind: Autumn Wind. Guanhe: Guansai River. Afterglow: the afterglow of sunset.
Poetry from: Song Dynasty poet Liu Yong's "Basheng Ganzhou"
■ It is a decline, a luxury. Only the Yangtze river water, speechless east.
Comment on Poetry: Yes, it is everywhere. Decline: Flowers wither and leaves fall. Hengheng: Gradually. Wuhua: Beautiful scenery.
Poetry from: Song Dynasty poet Liu Yong's "Basheng Ganzhou"
■ Broken rainbows and rain, clear autumn sky, new green hills and eyebrows.
Poetry Note: Broken Rainbow: Residual Rainbow. Yuji: The rain has stopped. Eyebrow trimming: long eyebrows that describe the beauty of the mountain.
This poem is from Nian Nu Jiao written by Huang Tingjian, a poet in the Song Dynasty.
■ The desert is light and cold, and the hooligans are like poor autumn.
Comment on Poetry: Rogue: Boring. Poor autumn: late autumn.