Dew-washed jade is as cold as a golden palace, and autumn wind blows Luo with Jincheng. Seeking poetry analysis

These are two sentences from Wen Zhiming's poem Lotus on the Pool.

Dew washing the jade plate and the golden palace is cold, which means that the autumn moon is bright as dew, and the Guanghan Palace in the middle of the month is also full of coolness;

The wind blows the golden city and autumn, which means the autumn wind blows the poet's clothes. Looking around, the bustling city has been shrouded in autumn.

This poem is actually about Hà Thu. The whole poem is as follows:

Flowers fall in the south of the Yangtze River in September, and hibiscus turns to Zhongzhou.

Beauty laughs across the water, and the sunset is still full of sorrow.

Dew wash jade plate Jintang cold, autumn wind blowing Jincheng ribbon.

It's no use looking at each other. It's getting late, and there's a kind of seclusion in the pond.

Incidentally, the jade in the landlord's sentence should be a jade plate, referring to the moon.