Said by: Zhu Li Guan, a poet of Tang Dynasty.
Who in the jungle knows that I am here? Only a bright moon accompanied me quietly.
"too softly for anyone to hear" is the proper meaning in the poem. If he didn't care about what people know and don't know, he wouldn't have written this poem. Since he wrote this poem, it shows that he still hopes someone can understand him. Unfortunately, he is only accompanied by a bright moon in the sky. Writing "people don't know" at the beginning and writing "the moon shines" at the end can also be said to echo each other.
2. far off in Fuzhou she is watching the moonlight, watching it alone from the window of her chamber.
Said by Du Fu, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, Moonlit Night.
Tonight, the moon in Zhangzhou must be equally clear and round. I can only watch it alone when I miss my wife.
3. a slip of the moon hangs over the capital, ten thousand washing-mallets are pounding.
From: Four Songs at Four o'clock at Midnight by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.
It's moonlight in Chang 'an, and thousands of families are working on clothes.
4. When will the moon come in the blue sky? I'll stop for a cup and ask.
Said by Li Bai, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, "Drinking asking for the moon"
When did the bright moon hang high in the blue sky? I stop my glass now and ask.
5. moonlight in its groves of pine, stones of crystal in its brooks.
Said by: an autumn evening in the mountains by Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei.
The bright moon sheds clear light from the pine gap, and clear spring water gurgles on the rocks.
Appreciation: the sky is already dark, but there is a bright moon in the sky; The flowers have faded, but there are pines like a cover. The mountain spring is clear, flowing over the rocks, like a pure white plain, shining in the moonlight, vividly showing the quiet and clear natural beauty.