In ancient poetry, what are the expressions of sorrow with white hair?

bái fà sān qiān zhàng

white hair is 3, feet,

yuá n chó u sí gè chá ng

the fate is like a long sorrow.

p>bù zhī míng jìng lǐ

I don't know where

p>hé chù dé qiū shuāng

got the autumn frost in the mirror.

Explanation of annotations

Qiupu: In the southwest of Guichi, Anhui, there is Qiupu River.

fate: because.

one: this means.

autumn frost: it describes hair as autumn frost.

Modern Translation of Ancient Poems

White hair has grown to 3, feet long, which is because of sorrow. I don't know me in the mirror, where did I get the autumn frost?

Appreciation of the famous sentence-"White hair is 3, feet, and sorrow is like a long one."

The poet wrote his deep sadness in an extremely exaggerated way. The first two sentences are naive, and the white hair is as long as "three thousand feet", which is impossible in life, but such an exaggerated description vividly shows the author's inner sorrow. The last two sentences come naturally, writing a kind of surprise and regret with the word "I don't know", and the feelings of the passing of time are deeply expressed. The word "autumn frost" is natural, but it is thought-provoking. If it weren't for a genius, you wouldn't have made such a poem at all!