Write the pictures described in Tianjin Sha Qiu Si's poems in beautiful language.

In the afterglow of the setting sun, withered vines are wrapped around bald trees with yellow leaves, shivering in the autumn wind, and faint crows are crowing, which is a desolate scene. Then, as soon as the picture turns, the gurgling water, rolling kitchen smoke, comfortable and quiet farmhouse scenery are in sharp contrast with the sad scene in front of us. The happy time that others can easily get is really hard to find here. The cruel truth is like a sharp knife deeply inserted into the heart of a lonely wanderer.

On the lonely ancient road, a wanderer who tasted homesickness rode a thin horse that had not returned for a long time and walked alone in the heavy dusk. The setting sun is as beautiful as a candy egg, but the afterglow is particularly bleak in the eyes of the wanderer. People who work at sunrise and go to sleep take off their hard armor and go home for reunion. Cattle and sheep return to their homes and birds return to their nests. The wanderer in this scene can't help feeling sad, heartbroken and heartbroken.

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Creation background

Bai Pu's Jing Tian Sand consists of four songs, which are divided into four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter. This is the third song, written by the author when he lived in Jinling (now Nanjing) after the death of the Song Dynasty. The specific creation date is unknown.

Tianjingsha Autumn is a scenery-writing Sanqu written by Bai Pu, a composer in Yuan Dynasty. By capturing twelve kinds of scenery, the author describes the pure land of A Qiu from desolation, loneliness to beauty. This is a lyric poem, describing the society at that time, and writing the poet's cheerful and hopeful feelings from the cold silence and melancholy. This Sanqu is profound in brushwork, unique in style, graceful and graceful, novel in artistic conception and quite poetic.