The meaning of this poem is that the white horse is galloping on the fortress in the bleak autumn wind, the apricot blossoms are falling, and the misty rain is misty Jiangnan.
This poem comes from "White Horse West Wind Stop" by Xu Beihong, a famous Chinese poet, calligrapher and painter. This poem describes the scenery outside the Great Wall and the spring scenery in the south of the Yangtze River, and expresses Xu Beihong's love and yearning for the natural beauty. This poem also embodies the poetic and artistic conception of traditional Chinese culture and demonstrates Xu Beihong's profound cultural heritage and artistic attainments.
The whole poem uses elements such as white horse, west wind, plug, apricot blossom, misty rain, and Jiangnan as its themes. It skillfully integrates natural scenery and humanistic emotions, and has become a classic in modern Chinese poetry.