What do you mean, the Millennium harvest summer heat, and the breeze sets off the sunset glow?

It means: white dew and wet clothes, and the cool breeze slowly blows away the morning glow at dawn. This poem is from Conan Zi, Shi Li and Yuan Qingshan written by Zhong Shu in Song Dynasty.

I. Original text

Shili Qingshan is far away, and the tide is flat and the road is sand. Several birds cried and complained about the years. Another bleak time, at the end of the world. After a thousand years of summer harvest, the breeze sets off the sunset glow. Green Di Yang asked Lotus. I remember when I was selling wine with that family.

Second, translation.

The tide leveled the sand road, and the green hills in the distance continued. Occasionally, I heard a few birdsongs, as if I were lamenting the passage of time. It is bleak and indifferent autumn again, and I am far away from the ends of the earth.

The waning moon sets in the west. The dew is wet, and the cool breeze slowly blows away the morning glow at dawn. Walking to the familiar green Di Yang, I asked the lotus in full bloom in the pond, "Do you remember that year when I was selling wine on the roadside, which door did I knock on?"

Three. Brief introduction of the author

Monks and poets in the Northern Song Dynasty. Word division. Anzhou (now Anlu, Hubei) people. His surname is Zhang, Minghua, and Zhongshu is his legal name. I took the Jinshi exam. The year of birth and death is unknown. When I was young, I wandered around and was almost poisoned by my wife. I abandoned my family and became a monk. I lived in Chengtian Temple in Suzhou and Bao Yue Temple in Hangzhou. Because he often eats honey to detoxify, he is called Mi Fei. Or he waved to the monk with his common name. He has a close relationship with Su Shi. Hui Zong Chongning hanged himself.