Please give an example of a four-character word, idiom or poem that describes autumn!

1. The autumn air is crisp and clear.

The pronunciation is qiū gāo qì shuǎng, which describes the clear sky and cool weather in autumn. Combined form; used as a predicate; with a complimentary meaning.

The words come from Du Fu's poem "Cui Shi Dongshan Thatched Cottage" in the Tang Dynasty: "I love the quietness of your Yushan Thatched Cottage, the refreshing air of high autumn." The colloquial meaning is that I like the quietness of Yushan Thatched Cottage the most. In autumn, the air is fresh and fresh. new.

2. The autumn colors are pleasant.

Pronounced qīu sē yí rén, autumn color: refers to the autumn scenery. Pleasant: A climate or temperature that is comfortable; mild or warm. Pleasant autumn colors describe the autumn scenery as very beautiful and refreshing.

The quote comes from Li He's "Yanmen Prefect's Journey" in the Tang Dynasty: "The sound of the trumpet fills the autumn sky, and it is stuffed with swallow fat to condense the night purple." It means that the sound of the trumpet resounds throughout the autumn sky, The clouds on the horizon outside the Great Wall condensed the night sky into purple.

3. The autumn wind is bleak.

Pronounced qiū fēng xiāo sè, it describes the sound of the autumn wind blowing the trees, and also describes the sad and desolate atmosphere of autumn.

The quote comes from Cao Cao's "Viewing the Sea" in the Wei and Jin Dynasties: "The autumn wind is bleak, and the waves are rising." The vernacular means that the bleak wind has come, the grass and trees are shaking, and the sea has set off huge waves, rolling and roaring, It seems to swallow up the universe. ?

4. One leaf knows autumn.

Pronounced yí yè zhī qiū, it means knowing the arrival of autumn from the falling of a leaf. It is a metaphor that through individual subtle signs, the development trend and results of the entire situation can be seen.

The quote comes from Tang Geng's "Wen Lu" of the Song Dynasty, which quoted a Tang Dynasty poem: "The mountain monk cannot count Jiazi, and one fallen leaf knows the world's autumn." It means that the monks in the mountains do not count the years and months, but count the number of leaves from each leaf. Withering, you know the arrival of autumn.

5. The forest is dyed.

The pronunciation is céng lín jìn rǎn, which means that in autumn, the layers of forest on the mountain turn red after frost, as if they were dyed.

It comes from Mao Zedong’s poem "Qinyuanchun·Changsha": "Look at the thousands of mountains all red, and the forests all dyed; the rivers full of green, and hundreds of boats competing for the current." It means to see the thousands of mountains all turned into It turned red, and the layers of woods seemed to be dyed with color.