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Meaning: The sound of the autumn wind is coming. The east is adjacent to the Jieshi to view the sea.

The water is surging, and the mountains and islands are sturging.

The trees are overgrown and the grass is abundant.

The autumn wind is bleak and the waves are surging.

Translation] Go east and climb the high Jieshi Mountain to see the vast sea. How wide and mighty the sea is, and the mountains and islands in the sea are lined up, towering and erect. The surrounding area is lush with trees and flowers. The wind was bleak, the grass and trees were shaken, and huge waves were tumbling in the sea.

Verses about autumn

1, Xiao Xiao Wuye sends a cold sound, and the autumn wind on the river moves guests. Ye Shaoweng, "What I See in the Night Book".

2. After the new rain in the empty mountain, the weather is late in autumn. Wang Wei's "Autumn Evening in the Mountain House".

3. Withered vines and old trees, faint crows, small bridges and flowing water, ancient roads and westerly windy thin horses. Ma Zhiyuan's "Tianjingsha Autumn Thoughts".

4. Luoxia and lonely birds fly together, and the autumn water is the same color as the sky. Wang Bo's "Preface to the Pavilion of King Teng".

5, the moon falls and the sky is full of frost, and Jiang Feng is sleeping. Zhang Ji "Fengqiao Night Park, Night Park Fengjiang".

6. The autumn clouds do not disperse, and the frost flies late, leaving the dry lotus to listen to the sound of the rain. Li Shangyin, "Su Luo's Pavilion Sends Cui Yong Cui Gon".

Describe the sound of the wind blowing on the trees: the wind is bleak in the long pine thousand trees.

The cold shoulder; Desolation: You are approaching autumn, and you can not feel gloomy.

The meaning of "bleak" in "autumn breeze": to describe the sound of the wind blowing on trees. The Chinese word "autumn breeze Xiao Se", pinyin is qiūfēngxiāosè, which means that the autumn wind blows and the trees are sound, from Cao Cao's "Guancang Sea".

Sentence formation: 1. The autumn wind is bleak, the forest is dyed, and it is golden; Under the sun, walking in this dense forest, there is indeed a different taste.

2. There is the delicate spring rain in spring, the scorching summer in summer, the autumn wind in autumn, and the proud snow in winter.

3. The autumn wind is bleak and the weather is cool, and the grass and trees are shaken and the dew is frost. The autumn colors are far and near, and you can go out to the cold mountains.

4. The weather has been dry and gloomy for several days, the autumn wind is bleak, and the cold air hits people.

5. Time is like the autumn wind, and the dead leaves fall to the ground, but the green pine is independent, not like the mother. Like a mother, stand. It will arouse the wanderer's strong homesickness and homesickness!

Sentence: The autumn wind is bleak.

Couplet: The twilight rain is clear.

A common antiphon used in poetry.

Adverb pairs: also to again, to will, occasionally to often, only to coincidence, must be right.

Conjunctions to: and to and, and to or, unless to if, although to even, because to if.

Prepositional pairs: with to, to be toward, to be toward, because of to, since to, in addition to to.

The particle is right: yes, yes, yes, oh, yes

Interjections: Hey yes, oh yes, hey yes, hey yes, hey, hey, hey,

Onomatopoeia pairs: boom to hum, dang to bang, ding dong to ping-pong, bang dang to flutter, sigh to bang.

Continuous pairs: Qian to Mo, Pi to Pi, bright to charming, 氤氲 to 滟潋, jade to glaze.

Commonly used pairs of dotted characters.

But Jue - He Zeng.

Just for—why?

It's already a value.

I just know who is the way.

What a - unbearable.

There is a wish - no fate.

Mandao - what is the fate.

Smell - I'm afraid.

Mo Dao - only fate.

A few times - too.

Still want to be in vain.

Unheard—the first faith.

Suddenly-suddenly.

But see—I don't know.

Self-why.

Vow - Hugh General.

Still--He Zeng.

Slowly—and happily.

Not necessarily—it's hard to do.

But - why.

A few places - whose house.

A few days - a bit.

Luckily – no.

Ren is - yes and right.

There is still - mercy.

Don't go - what's the matter.

That know—from now on.

Sometimes - and even more.

Where—here.

Right to borrow - to rely on.

Commonly used virtual and real pairs.

A: Fiction before reality.

One self - the end of teaching.

One goes - left alone.

One from - several degrees.

Ren is - not with.

Vain Order—See you in the end.

But yes.

It can be seen - sufficient.

Established - Convinced.

Who will - paved.

Pity --- want to cross.

It seems to listen - a few degrees.

Fortunately there were—but no.

Not because of that.

Who knows—it's here again.

Mo Dao - owned.

But the period is ashamed.

Ander - beckoned.

But see—I don't know.

Ken Yu - unbearable.

Xi Zeng - self-sufficient.

Even if it is, from the knowledge.

Every envy - set to see.

Mo Wei - a joint general.

If not, it will be to.

Smell - I'm afraid.

Self-care - empty knowledge.

Just ask - don't care.

An Neng - willing to borrow.

Desire to try - surprised.

But hate—like to see.

But stay - in exchange.

Even though it's still the same.

As expected—no.

Who will - Zhinon.

b: Real first, then virtual.

Secretly followed - one term.

Circumstance—Remaining.

I'm also—I did.

Excuse me all the time.

Yixi - who recovered.

Message - Moin.

Self-proclaimed - Anzhi.

It's like—what.

Don't be afraid - what a word.

He is a year—Mo Wang.

Just been taught.

Changed the provenance of the world:

Lang Tao Sha Beidaihe.

Lang Tao Sha Beidaihe.

Full text] Heavy rain falls on Youyan, white waves are surging, and fishing boats outside Qinhuangdao.

I can't see an ocean, who do you know?

The past is more than a thousand years, Wei Wu whipped the whip, and there is a posthumous chapter in the east of Jieshi.

The bleak autumn wind is now again, and the world has changed.

Translation: The heavy rain fell on Youyan, the surging waves covered the sky, and the fishing boats outside Qinhuangdao were no longer visible in the undulating ocean, and I don't know where they drifted?

It has been a thousand years since the past, when Emperor Cao Cao of Wei Wu jumped on his horse and whipped his horse, and traveled east to Jieshi and chanted a psalm. The autumn wind has come to this day, but the world has changed a new look.

Notes: Youyan: Ancient Youzhou and Yan Kingdom, in the north and northeast of present-day Hebei Province.

Wei Wu, Jie(jie2) stone: Emperor Cao Cao of Wei Wu made a northern expedition to Wuhuan in the twelfth year of Jian'an (207 AD) and passed by Jieshi Mountain. Jieshi Mountain is outside Beidaihe, close to the Bohai Sea, it was still on land during the Han Dynasty, and it has sunk into the Bohai Sea by the Six Dynasties.

Cao Cao climbed the Jieshi Mountain and wrote four poems of "Stepping Out of the Summer Gate", the second of which has "Jieshi in the east, to view the sea......The autumn wind is bleak and the waves are surging. ”

Autumn Breeze is a Chinese idiom used to describe the cool, dry, and crisp climate of autumn, and is often used to describe the natural landscape of autumn.

In literary works, the autumn breeze is often used to describe the emotions of loneliness, desolation, and sadness, and can also express the connotation of contemplation, precipitation, and depth. For example, there is a sentence in "Climbing the Stork's Tower" by the poet Wang Zhilian of the Tang Dynasty and this generation: "The sun is at the end of the mountain, and the Yellow River flows into the sea." If you want to be poor, go to the next level", in which "go to the next level" is inspired by the autumn breeze, which means that we must continue to work hard and constantly pursue higher goals.

Autumn breeze has become a commonly used idiom in modern Chinese, which is widely used in literature, art and daily life, with profound cultural connotation and rich expressiveness.