What kind of poetry is it to let the years be dyed with frost, regardless of the fireworks in the world?

This is a sentence from the poem "Wind".

This poem comes from "Wind" by Li Qiao, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The full content of the poem is: "Sitting alone in the leisure court with flowers, brewing time and making tea slowly. Don't care about the fireworks in the world, let the years go by "Dyeing with frost."

This poem describes an attitude of transcending worldly disturbances and enjoying a peaceful life, which means that a person only focuses on the inner world and does not care about external disturbances and worldly life. As time goes by, my mood is as calm as autumn water, unchanged by the years. This lifestyle reflects the leisure and contentment of ancient literati.