Autumn Sorrow
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This post was last edited by wiseboy on 2016-9-7 22:39. Autumn Sorrow, 2016.09.07, Nanchang – on a business trip to Yichang. Though it is late early autumn, the green leaves have already turned yellow, with some drifting down. . . . . . When the sunset fades, all is silent; distant mountains resemble ink strokes evoking thoughts of autumn. Time is the most heartless lover; it changes seasons without any hesitation. Life is always on a journey, enduring hardships without fatigue. Changing sides constantly on the way to Yichang, a cup of black tea brings endless sorrow.
The preface states it’s Nanchang, so what’s the point of mentioning “changing sides from Qin to Chu and ending up in Yichang” in the second paragraph? Does \"changing sides from morning to night\" mean setting off from Xi’an in the morning and arriving in Yichang in the evening?
This post was last edited by wiseboy on 2016-9-7 22:39. There was a mistake; it should be “Yichang”, and I have corrected it.
Welcome to Yichang! Yichang is now in full autumn glory! ! ! :victory::victory::victory:
The last sentence seems to need some modification to be better
It seems like a lyric; let’s compose a little tune to hum along to~~