Sunset [rü lu]: Sunset refers to the process that the sun slowly descends below the horizon in the west, that is, at sunset, the exact definition is the time when the sun completely disappears below the horizon.
Citation interpretation
"Sun" refers to the sun. "Sunset" means that the sun sets in the west.
Bao Zhao wrote in the poem "Wangjiang Sunset to Sung Hoon" in the Southern Song Dynasty: "The sun sets, the mountains and clouds return, and the neck is covered with Wangjiang." Tang Wang Wei's poem "Jixing Guizhou" says: "When the sun sets, the rivers and lakes are white, and the tide rises." The third time in Legend of Heroes of Children: "When we arrived at Changxindian, it was already sunset." [ 1]
Literary emotion
In ancient China, poets liked to express their feelings of old age, weakness and hard-to-pay ambition with the scenery of sunset. A famous example is the two sentences "The sunset is infinitely beautiful and buried by the night before" written by Li Shangyin in the Tang Dynasty, which expresses this feeling. In western literature, sunset is usually associated with depression and other emotions. For example, the little prince in St. Exupery's The Little Prince especially likes watching the sunset.