Every household goes swimming with optimistic lights, and everywhere is brightly lit. Chang 'an on the fifteenth day of the first month is very lively. Many geisha who can sing and dance in the palace danced with each other, and the joy of singing and dancing on earth soared at this time. Night Lights on the fifteenth day of the first month is a seven-character quatrain written by Zhang Hu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. It was written by the author for the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month. Lantern Festival has had the custom of burning lanterns since the Han Dynasty. By the time the author lived in the Tang Dynasty, this custom had developed very prosperously. From the palace to the folk, lanterns of various shapes are hung almost everywhere, and people go out to enjoy lanterns, race lanterns and solve riddles on lanterns, which is very lively.

The fifteenth night light of the first month

Thousands of doors were unlocked and brightly lit, and they moved to Dijing in the middle of the first month.

Three hundred wives danced in sleeves and wrote the sky in an instant.

Enjoy the night scene on the fifteenth day of the first month.

The poem begins with the splendid momentum of the Lantern Festival: "10,000 lanterns" and "My wife" are 300 lanterns. When dancing, I waved my sleeves and sang, "There will be words in the sky in a moment", reappearing the lively scene of human singing and dancing, with fluent language and vivid image.

Brief introduction of the author

Zhang Hu, the word Ji Cheng. Tang Dynasty poet, Qinghe, Zhou Bei. Zhang Hu was born into a noble family in Zhang Qinghe, with a distinguished family background. He is called Zhang Gongzi. He lived in Suzhou first, and then went to Chang 'an. In Changqing, Ling Huchu recommended him, but he didn't report it. Shen Yuan excluded the princess mansion, so he went to Huainan, loved Runzhou opera and lived in seclusion.