The poet met with wind and rain on the Dragon Boat Festival, and the weather was dark, which made no one on the Miluo River pay homage to Qu Yuan, a great patriot. Qu Yuan was repeatedly relegated for his loyalty to his country, and his talent was not met. The wind and rain after a thousand years also delayed people's memorial and remembrance of Qu Yuan. There was no place on the whole Miluo River to mourn Qu Yuan's heroic spirit, and the poet couldn't help feeling sad. However, the open pomegranate seemed to laugh at the poet and ask for trouble. The whole poem expresses emotions in plain weather description and discussion.

This poem begins with a description of the scenery. First, it writes about the weather of the Dragon Boat Festival, which is gloomy and stormy, and uses the scenery to express feelings. The second sentence sighs "Where is the heroic spirit?" The poet thinks of Qu Yuan's talent, and then uses Qu Yuan's allusions to feel sad about his life experience. He feels resentful for Qu Yuan and his talent. "Miluo has nowhere to hang the heroic spirit."

The last two sentences personify "Liuhua", and the word "smile" endows Liuhua with human feelings, which makes the whole poem vivid and interesting. In the communication with Liuhua, the poet uses Liuhua's "smile" to reveal his talented but unsuccessful feelings. Using Tao Yuanming's allusions skillfully and using the method of comparison, it shows self-mockery, but actually means detachment from oneself. A word "awake" leaves readers with rich imagination and endless aftertaste.

The whole poem is euphemistic and subtle, which shows the poet Bei Qiong's sadness about her talent, and at the same time expresses the unappreciated but still free and easy spirit, and expresses the poet's yearning for the hermit's personality and spirit.