No one is with me.

The whole poem "porridge can be warm" is "No one accompanies me at dusk, porridge can be warm, no one asks me, the lights can be turned off with me, people spend half their lives studying, no one accompanies me at night, no one shares wine with me, no one wipes their homesickness, no one dreams of me, no one wakes up for tea, no one listens to them, and no one keeps them.

"No one stands with me at dusk, and no one asks me if the porridge is hot" comes from Shen Fu's Six Chapters of a Floating Life, which means "I wish someone to accompany you to enjoy the sunset, and I wish someone to accompany you to eat and wear, and ask you if the porridge is still hot". It expresses that love has thousands of forms, whether it is family or companionship. Only food and company can gently wrap the stomach and loneliness. Six Chapters of a Floating Life is an autobiographical prose with high level and great influence, which occupies a very important position in the note literature of the Qing Dynasty. This book is characterized by its simplicity, frankness, expressiveness, informality and creativity.