When the author saw the name of Qiu Feng Pavilion, it was disappointing. Please talk about why the author has it with the full text.

Before Lu You entered Shu, he wrote "Revelation of Kuizhou Xiefu": ... Today, Wan Li is a hero of the old capital and has a very strange view; The ruins of the abandoned palace are hung with traces of rise and fall ... "It can be seen that he has been looking for a quiet visit all the way, which means remembering the past and mourning the rise and fall.

Qiu Feng Pavilion and Baiyun Pavilion were both built in Kou Zhun, and Lu You's arrival this time was one hundred years after Kou Zhun was in Badong. Lu You has great respect for this famous figure who argued for the war of resistance against Japan. The second poem "Badong Poems Shook the State" in the Portrait of Laigong in Qiu Feng Pavilion is a sentence from Laigong Ancestral Temple. The day was overcast, the first snow was faint, the weather was cold, and I hated hunting in Taiwan. When I thought of the name of Qiu Feng Pavilion, a bleak autumn suddenly struck, which made people feel lost and deeply touched, and I could only sigh. At this time, he has arrived at his post and looked back at his hometown. The countryside is thousands of miles long and the water is far away, and he is always drifting; The sage in the ancestral hall, although once rich and famous, eventually fled to the south and died in a foreign land, which makes people sigh that "both of them are unfortunate-forever and ever."