1, people are getting old, the west wind is getting gray in the east, and butterflies are worried about their future. -Zhang Kejiu's Nine Days of Laurel Award

Appreciation: The West Wind with White Hair depicts a picture of late autumn. The characters and the natural scenery in the background complement each other, forming a harmonious and slightly bleak artistic conception. The "west wind" here symbolizes the change of seasons, and elderly people are more lonely and helpless in the bleak autumn wind. And "white hair" symbolizes human aging and impermanence of life.

The past love affair has further enriched the artistic conception of poetry. The poet expressed his deep anxiety and helplessness about the passing of life through the image of "recent love". At the same time, "Tomorrow's Yellow Flower" also vividly depicts the scene of late autumn, indicating that beautiful things are about to disappear, adding a sad color to poetry.

2. "Heaven and Qiu Guang, when they turn around, feel pain again. Exploring Jin Ying knows that Chongyang is close." -Li Qingzhao's "Xiangxing Tian Zi and Qiu Guang"

Appreciation: This poem depicts the scene of autumn, and expresses the author's feeling of pregnancy in late autumn through "exploring the golden eagle".

3. Chrysanthemum is too bitter and twice as heavy as this-September 10th by Li Bai.

Appreciation: The "chrysanthemum" in the poem symbolizes unyielding spirit, and the "two experiences of Chongyang" vividly depicts the passage of time and expresses deep respect for the elderly.

4. Leyuan Scenic Area is in the clear autumn festival, and the ancient Xianyang Road is silent. -Li Bai's Qin Yi E Xiao Shengyan.

Appreciation: The poem "The Ancient Road in Xianyang is Silent" depicts the scene of the Double Ninth Festival, reflecting the nostalgia for the past culture and feelings for the elderly.

5, silent mourning, Cong Yan Ming Yun. -Tao Yuanming's September 9th.

Appreciation: "Mourning cicadas" and "Congyan" in the poem vividly describe the atmosphere of the Double Ninth Festival, which contains love and care for the elderly. "Mourning cicadas without leaving a sound" depicts the gradual decline of Qiu Chan's mourning. This image embodies the seasonal characteristics of late autumn and twilight, and also allegorizes the helplessness and sadness in old age.

Cong Yanming's description of flocks of geese singing loudly in the clouds undoubtedly increased the emotional tension of the poem, and used the sight of geese flying south to compare the impermanence of life and the pain of parting.