This poem shows three scenes of "late spring" in front of the poet, in which the word "late" is deducted from the title and the word "spring" is pointed out in the pen of "Flower Falling". The combination of the three scenes forms a harmonious and quiet artistic conception of rural dusk. However, the still scenery described by the poet does not seem deserted and empty: flowers fall, crows fly and people return. The three verbs dotted between the lines of poetry add a fresh breath of life to this quiet environment, and the poet stands and watches with great interest in this quiet and prosperous realm. People, like their poems, are still but not silent.
The poem describes the scene of the poet standing outside the door in the evening after reading the poem, and the countryside at dusk is harmonious and quiet. But it's not cold and empty. Because "flowers" are falling, "crows" are flying and "people" are returning, the three verbs turn silence into action and are full of vitality.