First frost September Zhongyuan Pinyin Edition

The Pinyin version of Frost in September of Yuan Zhen is as follows:

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A Brief Introduction to Yuan Zhen in The First Frost in September

"Twenty-four Poems" Qi Chu Frost In mid-September, this is the first first frost solar terms poem by Yuan Zhen, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty. Here, the poet used the allusion of jackals offering sacrifices to animals, plus the changes of natural scenery and his own mentality, such as the clear sky, Wan Li dew, frost, sparse trees and homesickness.

Appreciation of the work: The poem describes the scene of the first frost, when the clouds are high and the trees are falling and the geese are flying. The first couplet is "The wind and cloud are clear, and the sky is frosty in Wan Li". In other words, the breeze rolled up the clear sky, and early frost hung in the air in Wan Li. The wind is blowing, the clouds are light and the wind is clear, which is a feature of the first frost solar terms. Not only the clouds are clear, but also the wind is clear.

The breeze swept away the clear sky and the whole sky was clear and cloudless. There is another important reason why the sky and the earth are sunny, besides the storm, that is, the small animals are hiding, and the plants have faded their green coats and are ready for winter. Everything is silent, and everything is preparing for hibernation. This sentence can also be regarded as a side portrayal of the sting insect in the first frost.