Tianxiang devils have fallen one after another.

The phrase "Osmanthus fragrans have fallen" means that autumn has come and Osmanthus fragrans have begun to fall.

After the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi's Shining to the Zen Master, Tianxiang Devil Falls describes the scenes of Lingyin Temple and Tianzhu Temple, and implies the image and spiritual connotation of the Zen master's preaching through the devil's fall.

The falling of osmanthus also means that the fragrance of autumn is pervasive, and the leaves of cinnamon exude a unique fragrance, especially when it falls in autumn, which makes the whole air filled with pleasant autumn breath.

People can also learn the meaning of life from the falling of osmanthus, which represents beauty and purity. Autumn falls, symbolizing the change and disappearance of things. People can realize that life is changing rapidly and beautiful moments are fleeting, reminding people to cherish the beautiful time in front of them.

The connotation of osmanthus in ancient poetry;

1, elegant and noble: Osmanthus fragrans is regarded as a symbol of elegance and nobility because of its unique shape and rich fragrance. In ancient poetry, osmanthus is often used to describe a woman's chastity and virtue. For example, in the Biography of Xie Daowen in the Book of Jin, osmanthus flowers are used to compare the demeanor of virtuous women.

2. Auspicious prosperity: Osmanthus fragrans blooms in autumn, which is the harvest season. Therefore, in traditional culture, osmanthus fragrans is also regarded as a symbol of auspiciousness and prosperity. People often use sweet-scented osmanthus to wish their family and friends good health and successful career.

3. Beauty and purity: Osmanthus fragrans is regarded as a symbol of beauty and purity because of its elegant color and fresh aroma. In ancient poetry, osmanthus is often used to describe the beauty and chastity of women. For example, Bai Juyi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, used the fragrance of osmanthus to describe the chastity and beauty of women.

4. Seclusion and practice: Osmanthus fragrans often grows among mountains and forests, so it is often used to describe seclusion and practice. In ancient poetry, some poets use osmanthus to express their mental journey and seclusion. For example, Jia Dao, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote under a pine tree that when I asked your students, he replied, "My teacher" collects medicine "in" not meeting visitors ". However, through these clouds, how can I know which corner of the mountain it is facing? . Use the seclusion of osmanthus fragrans to imply the life and character of hermits.