Ancient poems about the sunset or twilight:
1. The lonely smoke is straight in the desert, and the sun is setting in the long river. ——"The Envoy to the Fortress" by Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty
Vernacular translation: The solitary smoke rises straight up in the vast desert, and the sun sets perfectly on the endless Yellow River.
2. Xiang Wan felt unwell and drove to Guyuan. The sunset is infinitely beautiful, but it’s almost dusk. ——Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty, "Leyouyuan/Deng Leyouyuan"
Vernacular translation: In the evening, I was feeling unhappy and drove my car to the ancient plain. The sunset is infinitely beautiful, but it’s close to dusk.
3. The setting sun melts gold, the dusk clouds merge together, where are the people? ——Li Qingzhao of the Song Dynasty, "Yong Yu Le·Sunset Molten Gold"
Vernacular translation: The setting sun is golden, like molten gold water, and the evening clouds are blue in color, as bright and crystal clear as jasper.
4. Moving the boat to Yanzhu, the guests are worried about the new arrival at dusk.
5. As the day passes over the mountains, the Yellow River flows into the sea.
6. The sunset is getting dusk through the screen window, and no one in the golden house can see the traces of tears. It's late in spring in the lonely empty garden, and the pear blossoms are all over the ground but the door is closed.
7. Thousands of miles away, the long smoke sets and the sun sets, solitary city closed.
On the willow branches in August, people meet after dusk.