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From which poem does "Try a new stove to make tea" come?

From the Five Dynasties to the early Song Dynasty, the poet Xu Xuan wrote a seven-character poem "A Little Snow Day and a Little Doctor".

Original text:

In the west, the sun sets in the west, and I try my own tea in the new stove.

Hedgehog chrysanthemums are all covered with water, and Saihong flies to the distant sunset.

Lonely light snow is idle, mottled light cream is on the temples.

Don't wish Cang Hua a poem when you are helpless.

Translation:

At sunset, the poet is trying to make tea with a new stove. The chrysanthemums on the hedge are lying by the pool, and the geese outside the Great Wall are heading for the sunset.

Who knows how much white hair has been added to the sideburns in the empty days of sending away the "light snow" in loneliness and boredom, which makes people feel helpless and disappointed.

Extended data:

The author chooses typical images such as "Hedgehog Chrysanthemum", "Saihong" and "Xia Lian", which are rich in layers. With the help of scenery lyrical, withered chrysanthemums in the fence, Hong Fei who died far beyond the Great Wall and other bleak scenes in early winter, it paves the way for the following expression of the author's loneliness.

"Try your own new stove to make tea" to make tea alone and enjoy the loneliness of Xiaoxue solar terms. "Temples mottled light cream" also has white hair like frost, feeling old; "Don't wish the flowers bloom" Even if you pray to the flowers bloom, time will flow away helplessly.