The first word "drunk" is recommended, which not only expresses the color of the maple forest, but also gives the mood of a person who cannot control himself under the weight of separation.
Maple leaves are red in autumn, just like the face of a drunk person. So many maple leaves in the forest were dyed red by Li Ren's tears, which shows how many tears there were.
From Wang Shifu's "The Romance of the West Chamber: Farewell at the Changting Pavilion":
"The blue sky, the yellow flowers, the wild geese flying from the north to the south, who comes at dawn and is drunk in the frost forest? It's always tears when leaving!"
"Who is drunk in the frost forest at dawn? He always sheds tears when leaving!" This sentence is what Yingying asks and answers to herself. In the mind of Yingying who shed tears all night in pain for separation, the whole mountain is filled with tears. The red leaves were moved by her separation and turned red - an exaggerated technique was used to express Cui Yingying's infinite sentimental mood because Zhang Sheng was about to leave. The word "dye" connects the connection between scenery and emotion, making the natural scenery blend into the solemn sorrow of separation, and cast a layer of melancholy and sad emotional color, "Who comes in the morning to dye frost and get drunk in the forest? People always cry when leaving", In Li Ren's eyes, Shuang Lin's drunkenness was dyed red by the blood and tears of farewell. The word "drunk" not only expresses the color of the maple forest, but also gives the mood of a person who cannot control himself under the weight of separation. At this point, the bleak autumn scenery and the sad state of mind have become one and cannot be separated, creating a euphemistic, deep, sentimental and desolate artistic conception, reaching the artistic realm of blending scenes.
Some people also say that every word in this piece of music is a scene, and only the word "tears" is love. Just the word "tears" makes the whole scene shine with tears of separation, and they all become objects of conveying feelings.
"Always leaving people in tears" is the finishing touch, not much ink, but the writer devoted all his efforts