As autumn dusk falls, frost flowers blanket the ground

The north wind rises, and all living things are gathered in. The last wisp of autumn wind has coated the world in a clear frost.

Grasses and trees turn yellow, maple leaves dye themselves red, and persimmons hang like lanterns. Nature is staging its most splendid performance before farewell. Cold dew turns to frost — it is autumn's gentle reminder, telling us: the year draws to an end, the time of cold is approaching.

From now on, the daylight hours gradually shorten, and the chill deepens. Please remember to add a layer of clothing for those you care about, and simmer a bowl of warm soup for yourself. In the increasingly chilly days, fend off the coldness of the world with warm food and companionship.

Let us carry the harvest of the entire autumn and slowly make our way toward winter. Gather strength in the stillness, and quietly await the next cycle of life.