The ancient poems about appreciating the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival are as follows:

1. Meng Haoran, who stayed at Tonglu River and sent a message from his old trip to Guangling. The mountains are dim and the apes are sad, and the Cangjiang River flows rapidly at night. The wind rumbles the leaves on both sides of the bank, and the moon shines on a lonely boat. Jiande is not my homeland, but we should reminisce about old travels. I will also send two lines of tears to the west of the sea.

2. Drinking alone among the flowers, four poems by Li Bai. A pot of wine among the flowers, drinking alone without any blind date. Raise a glass to invite the bright moon, and make three people in the shadows. The moon doesn't know how to drink, and its shadow follows me. For now, the moon will be shadowed, and we must have fun until spring. My singing moon lingers, my dancing shadows are scattered. They make love when they are awake, but they disperse when they are drunk. We will travel together forever, and we will meet each other in Miao Yunhan.

3. Playing with the moon in the Brocade Tower during the Mid-Autumn Festival with Mr. Wu, he got the word Cang, Zhang Zhengyi. Tonight in high autumn, the moon is bright and bright. The distant water is as clear as practice, and the solitary river is completely frosted. Travelers accumulate thoughts, and the light fades a little in the many places. Zhu scepter is accompanied by rewards, especially if it is clear and long.

4. Fenghe Wu Xianggong played with the moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival and got the word Xu Fang. On the Mid-Autumn Night of Jade Dew, the golden waves bloomed. The magpies were frightened for the first time, and Hongsi returned to Pei. The clear light from the distant moon fills the air, and the refreshing air comes from high in the sky. At this time, if you accompany Yongwang, you can even go to Yantai.

5. Nan Zhai plays with the moon, Wang Changling. When I was lying down in Nanzhai, I vomited at the beginning of the month. The clear water and trees are reflected in the windows. The passage is full and empty, and the clarity changes from the past to the present. The beauty is by the Qingjiang River, and the night is getting more and more painful. How about thousands of miles away, the breeze blows Landu.

6. The Mid-Autumn Festival song of Dongxian, Xiang Zijin. The blue sky is like water, and the autumn face is clean after washing. Where is the great mirror flying? Whoever cuts the laurel will be more radiant, shining without any trace, and reflecting the mountains and rivers. People are still suffering from residual heat, and there is dust in their lungs, which has moved me to the three realms of detachment.

Relevant information about the Mid-Autumn Festival custom of appreciating the moon

1. The custom of appreciating the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival was formally formed in the Tang Dynasty. According to the "Heritage of Kaiyuan Tianbao", on the night of August 15th, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty prepared a wine banquet and played with the scholars who stayed in the ban. From now on, every August 15th, we will enjoy the moon as usual. In order to watch the moon with Concubine Yang, he also ordered a 100-foot high platform to be built on the west bank of Taiye Lake. However, due to the outbreak of the Anshi Rebellion, it was not completed.

2. Since Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, a large number of poems chanting the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival have appeared. For example, Tang poet Bai Juyi's "Looking at the Moon in Huanting on August 15th" says: "Where is the moon in the northwest, and how full the moon is in the southeast." Wei Zhuang's "Send Off Li Xiucai Returns to Jingxi" says: "The Mid-Autumn Festival in August Perfect circle, send you aboard the Mulan Boat. "Sikong Tu's "Mid-Autumn Festival" says: "If there is no moon this night, the whole year will be in vain."

3. "Shui Diao Ge Tou" by Su Dongpo of the Northern Song Dynasty. It goes: "When will the bright moon come? Ask the sky for wine." These are all good words for appreciating the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Not only the literati admired and chanted the moon, but also the common people "thousands of families saw the dew wet, and thousands of miles felt that the sky was clear." The custom of admiring the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival was very popular in the Song Dynasty.