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Generally speaking, quatrains pay attention to refinement and do not advocate the use of overlapping words, at least not as much as the seven laws. However, in the first two sentences of this four-line poem, the words "Tintin" and "Dragon" are used respectively. The use of reduplicated words in sentences often has two characteristics: first, they often appear as adjectives; Second, it is always used to emphasize or explain a thing or phenomenon. Take "Tintin" and "Dragon" in this poem as adjectives. The former describes the leaking sound, while the latter describes the shape change of light clouds. However, whether it is to describe the sound leakage or the changing shape of light clouds, it is for one purpose, that is, to describe the length of autumn nights. The description of the length of autumn night is actually to secretly show the time when a woman misses her husband in the boudoir. Therefore, Tintin and Man Long, although they spend a little more pen and ink, have played a very good role in expressing the length of women's thinking.