What does the word "time" in the third section of the third grade waterfall mean?

Often, all the time.

Introduction to the article:

"Waterfall" was written by the modern writer Ye Shengtao. It is an affectionate landscape poem. Through the vivid description of the waterfall, it highlights the magnificence of the mountains and rivers of the motherland and expresses the author's emotions. Incomparable love for the mountains and rivers of the motherland.

The last three stanzas of the poem describe hearing the sound of the waterfall, seeing the waterfall from a distance, and seeing the waterfall up close. This poem has concise language, full of charm, vivid metaphors and appropriate words. It depicts the majesty of the waterfall and expresses the author's love for nature. The poems use refrains, parallels and parallelism, and are very rhythmic. It's catchy to read. Extended information

Introduction:

I haven’t seen the waterfall yet,

I heard the sound of the waterfall first,

like overlapping surges Going to the beach, it's like the gusts of wind blowing through the pine forest.

The mountain road suddenly turned,

Ah! I saw the whole body of the waterfall!

Such a scene is indescribable.

Thousands of feet of green mountains are set against a streak of silver.

Standing at the foot of the waterfall and looking up,

How great, a screen of pearls!

A gust of wind comes from time to time,

blowing it like smoke, fog, and dust.

About the author:

Ye Shengtao (1894-1988) was born in Suzhou, Jiangsu. His original name is Ye Shaojun, a modern writer, educator and editor. In November 1911, it was changed to its current name Ye Shengtao. His pen names include Ye Jin, Sheng Tao, Siti, Guishan, Bingcheng, Yingsheng, etc. After graduating from middle school in 1911, he became a township primary school teacher. In 1916, he entered the Shang Gong School attached to the Shanghai Commercial Press to teach.

my country's first fairy tale "Scarecrow" was written by him. In 1919, he joined the "New Wave Society", a student organization of Peking University, and began to publish novels, new poems, literary reviews and drama scripts. In 1921, he initiated the establishment of the "Literature Research Association" with Zhou Zuoren, Shen Yanbing, Zheng Zhenduo and others, and jointly raised the banner of realist literature "for life".

During the May 30th Movement, he founded "Axiom Daily" with Hu Yuzhi and others to carry out anti-imperialist and patriotic propaganda, and later edited the "Guangming" bimonthly of the China Relief Society. In 1923, he was appointed editor of the Commercial Press. In 1930, he served as editor of Kaiming Bookstore.

After the "September 18th" Incident, he participated in the establishment of the "Anti-Imperialist and Anti-Japanese Alliance in the Literary and Art Circles". In 1939, he served as a director of the All-China Literary and Art Circles Anti-Enemy Association. After 1946, he participated in the patriotic democratic movement and served as director of the General Affairs Department of the All-China Association of Literary and Art Circles. In 1949, he served as director of the Textbook Editing and Review Committee of the North China People's Government.