The voice is far from who the author of the autumn wind is

It means that when you stand at a high place, the sound will naturally travel far, but not with the help of the autumn wind.

It shows that people with high quality do not need to rely on any external force (power, official position) to obtain a good reputation that spreads far and wide.

This is a poem by the Tang Dynasty poet Yu Shinan, which uses a pun to express its inner artistic conception of the cicada. One is a metaphor that he is a person of noble character, and it is because of this that his fame spreads far.

Literally, the position of the station is loud and loud and far away, not with the help of the autumn wind. If a person is strong, powerful, and wealthy, then his influence will naturally be great.

In China, you are very upright and clean (meaning very high status and clean), so you definitely don't need some stepping people.

A person of high character does not need some kind of external support to make a name for himself.

This is a poem of songs, especially in the songs, with a strong symbolism. The sentences are written about the shape, habits and sound of the cicada, and the sentences imply the poet's noble and clear character and aspirations. The key to the poem is to grasp some specific characteristics of the cicada and find an artistic fit from it.

The first sentence "Hanging down to drink the dew", "緌" is the drooping part of the hat band knotted under the chin by the ancients, and the head of the cicada has extended tentacles, which are shaped like drooping crown tassels, so it is said to be "hanging down". The ancients believed that cicadas were noble in nature and perched high in drinking dew, so they said "drinking dew". On the surface, this sentence is about the shape and eating habits of the cicada, but in fact it contains a metaphor everywhere.

"Hanging" implies the identity of the eunuch (in ancient times, "crown" was often used to refer to the eunuch). In the minds of ordinary people, this noble status is contradictory or even incompatible with "Qing", but in the author's pen, they are unified in the image of "drinking dew". The unity of "expensive" and "clear" is precisely to pave the way for the "Qing" of three or four sentences without the need to use "expensive" as a counter-paving, and the penmanship is quite ingenious.

The second sentence "flowing out of the dredging tree" writes the distant spread of the cicada's voice. The sycamore is a tall tree, with the word "sparse", and its branches are tall and clear, and correspond to the last sentence "autumn wind". The long chirping of the cicada in the shape of "flowing sound" is pleasant to the ear, and the word "out" visualizes the meaning of the cicada sound, as if making people feel the loudness and strength of the cicada's sound.

Although this sentence is only written, the reader can imagine the personified cicada's high-standard rhyme. With this vivid description of the distant sound of cicadas, the play of three or four sentences has roots.

Raising your voice from afar, not by the autumn wind", this is the finishing touch of the whole article. It is a discussion of the poem that is triggered on the basis of the previous two sentences. The sound of cicadas spreads far away, and ordinary people often think that it is through the transmission of the autumn wind, but the poet has a special understanding, emphasizing that this is due to the "high" and can go far.

This unique feeling contains a truth: a person with high character does not need some external support (such as a powerful position, the help of a powerful person), and can be famous far and wide, just as Cao Pi said in the "Classics **", "Do not fake the words of good history, do not rely on the momentum of galloping, and the fame is autobiographed." What is highlighted here is the beauty of the personality, the power of the personality.

The words "self" and "non" in the two sentences, one positive and one negative, echo each other, expressing the enthusiasm and praise and high self-confidence of people's inner character, showing a graceful and unhurried demeanor.