Exploring the beauty of twilight: the poetic passage of years

Dusk is the most poetic time of the day. When the sun slowly sinks into the horizon, the afterglow is spread all over the earth, and everything becomes softer and softer under the rendering of dusk, as if time becomes slow at this moment. Since ancient times, writers and writers have always depicted dusk with such affection, so full of endless reverie.

"The setting sun is infinitely beautiful, but it is only near dusk", a famous line from Li Shangyin, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, speaks of the beauty of dusk. As Li Shangyin said, although the dusk is approaching sunset, the beauty under the setting sun is intoxicating. Just as we walk in the twilight, the reddish evening sunlight colored by the setting sun and the birds fluttering in the sky are all gifts from nature.

The beauty of dusk lies not only in its color, but also in the comfort it brings to the soul. In the busy modern life, people are always troubled by all kinds of trivialities, and the arrival of dusk, as if it were a good medicine, let people in the hustle and bustle to seek a moment of peace. At such a moment, we can sit in front of the window, watching the twilight grow thicker, listening to the birdsong coming from afar, feeling the beauty of the quiet years.

As Xin Qiji, a poet of the Song Dynasty, said, "The setting sun melts gold, and the twilight clouds merge into a wall." The beauty of dusk is the perfect combination of that golden afterglow and thick clouds. At such a moment, the earth seems to be covered with a golden coat, looking more and more magnificent. Just as we walk in the twilight, the leaves colored red by the setting sun and the flowers swaying in the breeze tell the story of the years.

The beauty of dusk is in its serenity and quietness. It allows us to stop in the busy life, to feel the flow of the years. Let us listen to the melody that was forgotten by the years, to taste the poetry that was infiltrated by time. In this wonderful twilight moment, let us explore the poetic years together.