Drunk on the autumn leaves.
Don Bai Juyi.
Autumn trees in the wind, to wine for many years.
Drunk like frost leaves, although red not like spring
The phrase "Autumn Trees in the Wind" depicts the author standing in the wind and looking at the treetops. In this sentence, the author expresses his feelings about the changing seasons and his awe of time through the words "Linfeng" and "Autumn Tree". The autumn breeze is bleak and the treetops are swaying, making people feel the ruthlessness of the years and the shortness of life.
The phrase "to the wine for a long time" expresses the scene of the author drinking with the old man. Here, "long-term people" refer to those who can face the years calmly, they can cherish time, grasp every moment of life, and live their own wonderful life. This sentence expresses the author's thinking about the meaning of life and the pursuit of the value of life.
drunk like frost leaves, although red is not like spring", further expresses the author's feelings and thoughts on life. Here, "drunk as frost leaves" refers to a drunk person's ruddy complexion, like frosted autumn leaves. This phrase expresses the transience and impermanence of life, while also suggesting the beauty and preciousness of life. Although the drunken red face is no longer as delicate as spring, it makes people feel the tenacity and beauty of life.
This poem expresses the author's awe of life and his thoughts on life. It reminds us to cherish our time, to grasp every moment of our lives, and to live our lives to the fullest. At the same time, it also makes us realize the transience and impermanence of life, and makes us cherish every moment of life more. Poetry