Local accent: the accent of my hometown. No change: there is no change. One is "hard to change." Hair loss (Cuι): The beard and hair of the elderly are sparse. Bones, hair near the forehead and ears. One is "face hair". Decline, which should mean decrease here. The whole sentence means that the accent has not changed, but it is sparse and reduced.
Appreciation: "The local accent has not changed, and the temples have declined" is also a comparison method, but it is not a comparison between nature and life, but a comparison between language and temples. Once language habits are formed, it is difficult to change them despite years of tempering; Beautiful youth can't last forever. A child's face and black hair can rot in an instant.
"The local accent has not changed" is not only a brand that the poet's hometown can never erase, but also a medium for the poet to get close to his hometown children, so it is precious. "The decline of sideburns" is the inevitable result of official travel after leaving home for decades. Fortunately, the fallen leaves return to their roots, and in the twilight of my gray hair, I finally returned to my hometown that I miss so much, so I feel very lucky. The poet's mood at this time is complex, mixed feelings and excited.
Extended data:
The word "decline" in the Dictionary of Common Words in Ancient Chinese. There are four meanings:
1, shuāi: decline, weakness, aging. Historical records? Li Sichuan, "extremes meet." Warring States policy? Zhao Ce Jones, "I failed."
2.Cu: decrease. Warring States policy? Zhao Ce Jones, "Did you drink anything during the eclipse?" You don't reduce your diet every day, do you? )
3.Cu: ranked second. Zuozhuan? "Huan Gong two years" all have the same decline. "
4.Cuι: preach "decline". An ancient mourning. Xunzi? "Book of Rites" "Aging without clothes."
Baidu Encyclopedia-Couplets of Two Hometowns