This poem is a nostalgic poem. The first six sentences of this poem describe the scene before us, and the last two sentences express the feeling of nostalgia for the past and hurting the present. In spring, the poet looks at the water mirror bank, but he can't see the spring grass, only the ancient monuments, and the travelers' roads are all yellow sand. Thinking about how powerful the Qin State was and seeing the decline of the Tang Dynasty, I felt "unbearable".

The title of the poem clearly refers to chanting "Qin State", but it is actually about Chang 'an, the capital of the Tang Dynasty. It is said that "nostalgia" is actually hurting the present. The picture of sunset in late spring depicted in the whole poem is a portrayal of the decline of late Tang Dynasty. The broken "ancient monuments" in Zhou Pu's works profoundly allude to the ruthless reality of the late Tang Dynasty in name only, and the poet can do nothing but "dream around" and "look back".

This poem has a standard rhyme and a neat antithesis. In terms of writing skills, it adopts the methods of touching the scene, expressing feelings in the scene and writing sad scenes. Emotionally, it contains a deep and lonely thought and emotion.