To gaze until one's eyes are worn out; to look forward to something with great expectation or longing.

To be reminded of an old love or friend by looking at a scene, specifically an autumn landscape. This idiom is derived from a poem in the [[诗经|詩經|shi1 jing1]].

(idiom) describes the sad or watery gaze of a beautiful young woman

an alkaloid extracted from the bulbs and seeds of the autumn crocus, used in medicine to treat conditions like acute gout and migraine

ancient tune title referring to the practice of pounding clothes on a stone to wash or soften them

the sunset glow and the lonely duck fly together, and the autumn water is the same color as the vast sky; a famous poetic line describing a harmonious and beautiful landscape

(idiom) describes a woman's eyes as being as clear and bright as autumn water

meadow saffron or autumn crocus; a plant of the genus Colchicum

a toxic alkaloid used to treat gout