What is the next sentence on the fourth day of Zhongchun?

The next sentence in A Midsummer's Fourth Day is "Vernal Equinox", which comes from the Vernal Equinox written by Xu Xuan in the Southern Tang and Northern Song Dynasties.

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On the fourth day of mid-spring, spring scenery is in the middle.

Green fields go around the moon, and clear clouds are intermittent.

I still swallow, and the flowers have fallen.

The tall buildings are late and the songs are inaudible.

In this poem "Vernal Equinox", Xu Xuan vividly wrote the feelings of missing women at the vernal equinox, which was not carved, but moving. Poetry is as plain as words, but its artistic conception is implicit and rich, which makes readers feel that they have heard its voice and seen its people.

Xu Xuan (9 16 —99 1) was a writer and calligrapher in the Southern Tang Dynasty. Chen Ding was born in Guangling (now Yangzhou, Jiangsu). Wu Xueshulang, a patent of Zhi Zhi in Southern Tang Dynasty, was a bachelor of Hanlin, a senior official in the official department, and later Li Yugui was a servant of Song Dynasty, so he was known as Xu Qi Province. At the beginning of Chunhua, it is difficult to demote the static army marching Sima. He proofread the imperial edict and Zheng Zheng's verdict. Merit lies in books, and good biography of Li. He and his brother Xu Kai have a literary name called "Erxu"; It is also called "Han Xu" with Han Xizai and Jiangdong.