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In 960 AD, Zhao Kuangyin launched a coup at Chenqiao and established the Song Dynasty. He then launched major campaigns to conquer and eliminate states such as Nanping, Later Shu, and Southern Han.
Li Yu, the last emperor of the Southern Tang Dynasty, neglected state affairs, focusing only on composing poetry and lyrics. After being defeated by the Song Dynasty, he surrendered and was granted the title of Marquis of Disobedience.
Li Yu, filled with emotion, wrote the famous lines: "When will the spring flowers and autumn moon ever end? How many past events do I recall!"

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Open the tool →春花秋月 (chūn huā qiū yuè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Spring flowers and autumn moon”.
春花秋月 is pronounced chūn huā qiū yuè in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 春花秋月 means “spring flowers and autumn moon”. It is used to mean “Spring flowers and autumn moon”.
春花秋月 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.
春天的花朵,秋天的月亮。泛指春秋美景。