In the poem, the meaning of "feeling things more and thinking more, changing one's mind in times of danger" is like the title, with an attached explanation: from Jin Zhangxie's Miscellaneous Poems (6)

"Feeling things and thinking about feelings is easy to be risky." The sentence "feeling things" is a connecting link between the preceding and the following, and it is the link between the two parts of this poem. It is an important psychological activity trend of Zhang Xie's creation that "feeling things" leads to "thinking about feelings". Apart from the confession here, it is also like "feeling more things and worrying." The first part of this poem describes the poet's "feeling things", while the following shows the emotional activities initiated and developed by the poet through "feeling things". The sentence "in danger" is issued by directly deducting the previous part. "Danger is at stake" refers to being in a dangerous situation, and the word "danger" suddenly points out the poet's general impression of the scene in front of him. Poets are on the verge of danger, and naturally they can't keep normal as if nothing had happened, so they are called "Yi Changxin".