Lights on the fifteenth night of the first lunar month
Thousands of doors are opened and thousands of lanterns are lit, and the imperial capital is moved in the middle of the first lunar month.
Three hundred ladies danced with sleeves, and the sound of lyrics was heard in the sky.
Translation:
During the Lantern Festival, thousands of households walked out of their homes, and countless lanterns lit up the streets, as if the whole Kyoto was shaken. Countless palace maids danced happily, and the singing and dancing music of the world soared into the sky and reached the sky.
Appreciation:
This poem describes the scene where every family goes out and the streets are deserted, coming to their heart’s content and returning home after enjoying themselves, making the Lantern Festival the most poetic and the most important. A moment of ecstasy. In the Tang Palace, thousands of lanterns are lit, dancing and singing are carried into the clouds. There are bird's-eye panoramic views and close-up close-up shots of martial arts. The scene is spectacular and magnificent.