Four lines of ancient poems by Bai Juyi about the white dew solar terms:

"Fading Lotuses"

Author: Tang Bai Juyi

The flowers withered by the white dew remain intact , the cool breeze blows the leaves and they are beginning to dry.

No one understands the depression, let alone take a look around it.

Translation: The lotus flowers are about to fall in the frost and dew, and the flowers and leaves of the lotus flowers are blown dry by the wind after the rain. No one knows how to like the desolate scenery created by the withered lotus. I walked around the withered bush and looked at it.

Appreciation of "The Decline of the Lotus"

Bai Juyi's "The Decline of the Lotus" is a touching masterpiece of cherishing the lotus. The soul of the lotus is haunted and the lotus roots are broken. One stem with residual lotus and half withered leaves. Relying on the confusion of life and the pain of separation, is the beauty of the residual lotus tragic, aloof, or cynical? In fact, it's none of them. It's Can He's stupidity that still cares deeply when he listens to the sound of wind and rain.

The withered branches and floating leaves, in the light green pond, have washed away the noisy colors of the season, the regret for the lost life and the attachment to the strong vitality. At the same time, they are also Desire for a new future.