1, the rain is too idle and the leaves are red. Looking back at spring, I believe there is autumn wind. -"Fallen Leaves" Tang Dynasty poet Xiumu.

Appreciation: This poem depicts a field scene in late autumn. In the fallow land after the rain, the leaves are layered and flaming. The poet vividly depicts this picture, which makes readers feel as if they are in this quiet and poetic autumn scenery. At the same time, the poet began with "the rain is too idle", suggesting that it was a quiet afternoon, and the fields after the rain seemed more peaceful and serene.

2, falling leaves in early autumn, falling like a guest. If you don't want to go down, cherish the old forest. -Miracle, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, Fallen Leaves Return to Roots.

Appreciation: The poet expressed his nostalgia for his native land. A fallen leaf does not want to leave the land that nourishes it, just as a poet does not want to leave the homeland where he once lived. This nostalgia for hometown makes poets and fallen leaves sing. The poet expressed his homesickness with fallen leaves as the carrier.

3, cold water floats on the shore, and night insects hold the order. If you don't want to go down, cherish the old forest. -"Fallen Leaves" Tang Dynasty poet Si Kongshu.

Appreciation: Describe the homesickness caused by fallen leaves in autumn. The leaves in early autumn were startled and fell like guests, surprised and scared. Customer-oriented, wandering in different places. Jude: It seems to say. Cherish: Reluctant.

The south is a wilderness, because the leaves are falling and the wind from the north makes the water cold. -I am pregnant on the Chuhan River written by Meng Haoran, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.

Appreciation: Poets use it to express their feelings and hint at life. Among them, autumn scenery is the object that poets are keen to describe. In this bleak season, leaves are falling, geese are heading south, the north wind is howling, and the river is cold. All this has turned into vivid pictures in the poet's pen, expressing their feelings about life and nature.

The leaves fall like the spray of a waterfall, while I watch the long river roll forward. -"Ascending the Mountain" Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu.

Appreciation: The poem depicts vivid natural scenes, and through the endless description of fallen leaves and rivers, it conveys the philosophy that time goes by and life is short. Here, I will appreciate this poem from three aspects: image, emotion and philosophy.