This poem comes from In the Mountains written by Wang Wei in the Tang Dynasty. It explained: Jingxi gurgled through the white stone with phosphorus dew, and the weather became cold and the red leaves were sparse.
Original: White stone in the west of Beijing, cold weather and thin red leaves. There is no rain on the winding mountain road, the smoke is misty in the dense pine trees, and the water vapor is heavy, as if to flow, and then the clothes of passers-by. It didn't rain on the mountain road, but the green mountain color was so thick that it seemed to wet people's clothes.
Precautions:
1, Jingxi: Changshui, also known as Lianshui and Jinggu Water, originated in the Qinling Mountains in the southwest of Lantian County, Shaanxi Province, and flowed northward to the northeast of Chang 'an to enter Lianshui. See the notes on Volume 16 of Water Mirror Wei Shui and Chang 'an Annals. One is "Xiqing".
2. Red leaves: In autumn, the leaves of maple, maple, cotinus coggygria and other trees all turn red, collectively known as red leaves.
3. Yuan: Originally, originally.
4. "Empty Cui" sentence: describes the thick green color in the mountains, which seems to flow out, making people feel wet.
5. Empty green: refers to green vegetation.