What is the poem that represents autumn in Mu Jiang Yin?

The poem in Ode to Mujiang, which represents autumn, is "poor in the third night of September, dew like a real pearl like a bow". The original text is as follows:

Mujiangsong

Tang Dynasty: Bai Juyi

A sunset gradually sank into the river, half green and half green. The loveliest thing is the ninth day of September. The bright pearl's bright crescent moon is shaped like a bow.

The last sentence is "dew is like a pearl, and the moon is like a bow". Dewdrops are as bright as beads, and the meniscus is like a bow. In autumn, when night falls on the river, the air is moist, and dew condenses on the vegetation, "like pearls", writing the characteristics of autumn leaves. On the third day of September, the moon just appeared, and it was still a crescent moon, so it was like a bow.

"The moon is like a bow", further pointing out the autumn night at the beginning of the month. This sentence focuses on the dew and the new moon in the autumn night, and uses two novel and appropriate metaphors to describe the charming scene of the late autumn moonlit night.

The reflection of the sunset on the river sparkles in the sunlight, half of which is dark blue and the other half is red. The loveliest thing is the night on the third day of September, with dew like beads and crescent like a bow.