The ancient poems about the autumnal equinox are as follows:

1. "The autumn light is increasing, and there is no thunder. The air condenses into dew, and the golden harvest is born. The swallow carries the remaining heat away. , The insects call for the tender cold to come. The bubbles cannot last long, and the streamers are bitter." - Shi Wenjue's "Three Days Before the Autumnal Equinox"

Appreciation: The poet uses the autumnal equinox as an opportunity to express his expression through the changes in the natural scene. Feelings about the seasons and thoughts about the passage of time. The use of contrast and symbolism demonstrates the characteristics of the autumnal equinox and people's feelings about seasonal changes.

2. "It's still light at night, and the season is approaching the autumnal equinox. The springs are buzzing with pines and cranes, and the wind is blowing away the moon and clouds. I walk on the moss to attract excitement, and I lie on the stone with my pillow. This is ordinary quietness, and there are many more to come. "Just you" - Jia Dao's "Three Visits to Helan at Night"

Appreciation: This poem describes the poet's joy and joy in meeting friends and swimming with them on the night of the autumnal equinox after living in the quiet mountains for a long time. feeling. The climate during the autumnal equinox is pleasant, and the autumn nights are as cool as water. The mountain where the poet lives is even more quiet and comfortable amid lush woods and gurgling springs.

3. "The golden air is in the autumnal equinox, the wind is clear and dew is half of the cold autumn period. The cool toads are full of light. The cinnamon seeds are fragrant far away. The plain clothes are undressed, and the fairy sticks are flying in the sky. The colorful clothes are in chaos. People on the Silver Bridge are scattered. Blowing. "Che Zhaohua Guan." - Xie Yi's "Red Lips·Golden Qi Autumnal Equinox"

Appreciation: This poem shows the beautiful scenery and the scene of people gathering during the autumnal equinox. By depicting natural scenery and describing crowd activities, the poet created a lively, festive and vibrant autumnal equinox atmosphere, conveying his praise for the autumnal equinox festival and his desire for beautiful moments.

4. "In the scenery of Jinling Mountain, cicadas rush towards the autumnal equinox. I go to the Hengzhou Island in the temple, and the returning monks cross the water and clouds. The setting sun reaches the end of the bank, and the clear chime can be heard across the tide. I think of the moon under the Zen forest, and the incense sticks. "Burn." - Ma Dai's "Sending the Monk Back to Jinshan Temple"

Appreciation: This poem describes the cicada's rush to the autumnal equinox, which means that the sound of the cicada becomes urgent and sad at this time, heralding the coming of autumn. The temple is located on an island, and monks use cloud boats to cross the water back to the temple during the autumnal equinox, which cleverly combines the monks with the scenery. Expressing praise and longing for the autumnal equinox.

5. "The reflection is beginning to shine, but the thin clouds have not returned. The river is bright and far away, and the rain in the gorge is flying. The wild geese have finally gone away, and the bears feel fat. The guests are still there at the autumnal equinox, and the bamboo dew is faint at night. "——Du Fu's "Wanqing·II"

Appreciation: Wild ducks and geese have begun to migrate to the south, while bears and geese feel the harvest of autumn and become fatter. During the autumnal equinox, guests are still visiting, and the dew on the bamboo is slightly visible at night, which may also hint at the progression of the season.