What are the lyrics of the Beijing Operatic Song "Hugh Wash Red"?

The Beijing Operatic Song "Hugh Wash Red" is derived from the ancient Lefu poem "Two Songs of Hugh Wash Red", and its lyrics are as follows:

Welcome to the outside, welcome to the outside,

Full of desolation, the grass and trees are withering away, reclining on the balustrade, tears pouring out of my eyes.

There was a gust of golden wind, and the fallen leaves filled the courtyard.

Thinking about the fact that I've been away for a long time, I've never been back to the city, and I've never been able to get out of the city.

The moon is bright, the moon is bright, the autumn night is hard, the autumn boudoir is cold and quiet.

The autumn moon is hazy, and the autumn insects are like golden bells.

Autumn wind sweeps the window.

Thinking of the good people who went away, the old man did not return to the city, and drifted outside.

Expanded Information:

"Hugh Washes the Red" writes about a woman who sends off her lover with encouragement, hoping that he will not forget her infatuation when he becomes famous and The whole poem is fast-paced, short and long, with pure feelings and great interest.

Hugh wash red is a word name, all dynasties have poets to fill in the words, but the first line of most of the rest of the wash red, wash more red shallow, to persuade people not to wash red, because the wedding is to wear red, loved ones are far away, the red wash fade inevitably sad, but also to the clothes old to lament the relentlessness of time.