When the sky stays clear, you hardly notice summer has passed; only when rain falls do you realize deep autumn is here.

When the Autumnal Equinox arrives, both day and night become longer, and the cold and heat are balanced. The sky is high and the clouds are sparse, the wind is clear and the dew is cold. It is the time for all things to harvest. The golden waves of rice are rippling, osmanthus flowers are fragrant, and the fruits on the branches bear the weight of time. When a single leaf falls, the world falls into autumn. At this time of year, half of it is the lingering warmth of late summer, and the other half is the slight coolness of late autumn. At this moment, the sunlight and the moonlight are evenly matched, and a vast and open picture unfolds across the world: the banana leaves grow old, the paulownia trees fall at night, and the dew condenses its light. The character "Wild goose" stretches across autumn. May you and I, like the Autumnal Equinox, find a balance between busyness and leisure, and learn to be composed in harvest and accumulation. Make the most of the time, be just right, share the autumn scenery with the mountains and seas, and do not compete with the sun and the moon for superiority. Let every effort lead to a heavy load Dian's response.