The next sentence is: I am worried about the world.
It's from the contemporary poet Zhang Xiaohong's "Huan Xi Sha Ji Fu":
The afterglow of the sunset reflects the rosy clouds, and the thoughts are all over the world. Acacia flies over the old fence.
if you are bored, don't drink in your glass, but if you are bored, don't pick roadside flowers. Go home early near the end of the year.
Translation:
The sunset in the evening reflects the rosy clouds, and countless endless worries rush to the distant horizon. My thoughts have flown over the old fence in the yard.
don't drink when you are depressed, and don't pick flowers on the roadside when you are bored. The year is approaching, so go home early.
Extended information:
This poem is an old-style poem written by writer Zhang Xiaohong with the epigraph of Huanxisha.
Huanxisha was originally the name of Tang Jiaofang, and later it was used as a epigraph. This tune is divided into two types: flat and flat, with 42 words in the majority, and 44 words and 46 words.
Zhang Xiaohong's "Send a Husband to Huanxisha" uses 42 words with double tones, with three sentences in the upper part and three sentences in the lower part. This work describes the author's feeling of homesickness when he looks at the beautiful scenery of the sunset and the year is approaching. Expressed the author's infinite yearning for home.