What does the red wall tile lock clear autumn mean?

The Red Wall and Lock the Clear Autumn is a poem written by Wang Shizhen, a poet in the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty. The full text of the poem is: "There is a bright moon in Qiu Guang, and butterflies are drunk in the south tower. Red walls and tiles lock the clear autumn, and BMW carved cars play good news. The wind and rain are coming, apricots are swallowing hair, and Yinger is singing and dancing like dust. The flowers and wine are beautiful and thin, and they sing a few times to disturb the dream. " This poem describes a beautiful autumn scenery, describes the luxury and prosperity of the palace, and expresses the author's nostalgia for Qing songs and unwillingness to dream.

Wang Shizhen (1733-1793), a native of Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, was a famous poet, calligrapher and painter in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. His poems are famous for their flowery rhetoric and profound artistic conception. Representative works include Red Wall, Dahesuo Clear Autumn, Drunk Pavilion, etc. He is an important figure in the literary world of Qing Dynasty, and has a far-reaching influence on the development of later literature.

The poem "Red Wall and Lock Clear Autumn" describes the height, exquisiteness and prosperity of the palace, and also shows the author's praise for natural beauty. Rich image descriptions are used in the poem, such as "red wall and tile", "BMW carved car" and "wind and rain apricot", which combine the grandeur of the palace with the beauty and perfection of autumn. This poem also expresses the author's feelings about life, especially the nostalgia for the lost time and good memories. The whole poem is one of China's classical poems with gorgeous language and profound artistic conception.