醉晚秋
[zuì wăn qiū]
In English, "醉晚秋" (Zuì wǎn qiū) would translate to 'Drunken Late Autumn' or 'Intoxicated by Late Autumn.' It reflects being mesmerized, overwhelmed or enchanted by the autumn season's beauty - usually depicting falling leaves and vibrant color changes. Embracing nature's transformation before winter sets in implies both intoxication from scenic wonders and an acceptance of cyclic endings leading toward dormancy, symbolizing a moment of poignant yet fleeting enjoyment.