China's Mid-Autumn Festival integrates myths, legends, folk customs and other elements and gradually developed and formed through many dynasties. Customs such as moon appreciation and moon worship have all been developed by the imperial court, The process of popularizing the aristocracy to the general public is also one of the main reasons for the rapid spread and development of the Mid-Autumn Festival among the people. The following is an ancient poem about the Mid-Autumn Festival prepared for everyone. I hope you like it! Ancient poem about the Mid-Autumn Festival 1:

"The Moon on the 15th of August"

Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty

< p>The full moon flies into the bright mirror, and returns to the heart to fold the sword.

Wandering far away, climbing osmanthus and looking up to the sky.

There is suspicion of frost and snow on the waterway, and feathers can be seen in the forest.

Looking at the white rabbit at this time, I want to count the hair. Ancient Poetry 2 about the Mid-Autumn Festival:

"Waiting for the Moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival"

Lu Guimeng of the Tang Dynasty

The frost is turning late and the frost is late, and the good wind seems to bring a good time.

The curtains are slanting and the trees are separated by infinite emotions, and the candles are faintly fragrant and I sit there without hesitation.

My favorite music is the Sheng tune in the north, but I gradually lose sight of the stars and lose the music in the south.

Who wants to use the cooling power of the school to reduce the first round and noon hours. Ancient poem about the Mid-Autumn Festival 3:

"Mid-Autumn Moon"

Su Shi of the Song Dynasty

The dusk clouds have collected and overflowed with the cold, and the silver man turned the jade plate silently.

This life and this night will not last long. Where can I see the bright moon next year? Ancient poem about the Mid-Autumn Festival 4:

"No Moon on Mid-Autumn Night" Tang Luoyin

The clouds are empty at dusk, but the clear light of this evening has been broken.

I'm just afraid that after the Kaiji changes, the moon will still raise toads. Ancient poems about the Mid-Autumn Festival 5:

"Mid-Autumn Festival" Li Pu of the Tang Dynasty

The bright mirror rises in the sky, and the fairy sounds in the clouds are silent;

The autumn colors are evenly divided and the cycle is full. , accompanies the clouds thousands of miles away;

The cunning rabbit falls from the sky, and the monsters stop appearing in front of you;

Lingcha made an appointment to join hands, and wait until the Milky Way is completely clear.

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