What does it mean for the adherents to see Julian Waghann for one year with tears in their eyes?

It took another year for the adherents to shed tears and look south, which means that the people of the Central Plains shed tears under the oppression of the Hu people and looked forward to the Northern Expedition year after year.

1, adherents: refers to the Han people who lived in the Jin-occupied area but agreed with the rule of the Southern Song Dynasty. Tears flow out: tears flow out, which is described as tragic and painful. Chen Hu: It refers to the invasion of the Central Plains by the Jin people, and also refers to the dust raised by Hu cavalry and the tyranny of the Jin dynasty. Looking south: overlooking the south. Julian Waghann: It refers to the army of the Song Dynasty. With tears in the background of Chen Hu, the poet's feelings became more and more painful. He wrote about the sufferings of the northern adherents, but actually expressed his disappointment. The poet called on the adherents in order to arouse the vigilance of the Southern Song Dynasty and arouse the ambition of recovery.

2. Two Feelings of Going Out of the Hedgehog in Autumn Night to Meet the Cold is a set of poems by Lu You, a poet in the Song Dynasty. This group of patriotic poems was written in the autumn of the third year of Shao Xi in Song Guangzong. At that time, Lu You was 68 years old and had returned to his hometown in Yin Shan for four years. When the poet wrote this poem, the Central Plains had fallen into the hands of the Jin people for more than 60 years. At this time, the patriotic poet Lu You was dismissed from his post and returned to his hometown. He yearned for the great rivers and mountains of the Central Plains in the countryside and also remembered the people of the Central Plains. Although it is early autumn, the heat is still strong and I can't sleep well. Just before dawn, Lu You stepped out of the hedge door and wrote these two poems in order to relieve the heat and touch the heart.