Excerpts from an ancient poem about the Mid-Autumn Festival are as follows:
1. Tonight the moon is bright and people are looking at it all the time, and I don't know who's home the thoughts of autumn have fallen on. --Wang Jian's "Looking at the Moon on the Fifteenth Night"
Appreciation: "Looking at the Moon on the Fifteenth Night and Sending it to Mr. Du Langzhong" is a seven-character stanza composed by Wang Jian, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The first two lines of the poem choose three typical features, namely, bright moonlight, unperturbed crows, and dewy osmanthus flowers, to describe the unique night scene of the Mid-Autumn Festival. Instead of expressing his feelings in a positive way, the last two lines use a euphemistic questioning tone to express his feelings of nostalgia for the moon and his friends in a deeper and more profound way.
The whole poem starts with writing scenery and ends with lyricism, with a beautiful mood, rich imagination, vivid language, sincere feelings, and touching euphemisms. The poem was written by the poet during the Mid-Autumn Festival when he met with his friends.
The poem is entitled "Looking at the Moon on the Fifteenth Night and Sending to Du Langzhong", which can be seen to be sent to his friend Du Langzhong. The original note under the title of the poem: "When the qin guest", indicating that the Mid-Autumn Festival good friends get together, not alone, the night this poem was written, may also have been sung with the qin music.
2. Outside of the blue netherworld, the east wind blows for ages. The moon is the highest peak of Li's poem "The Mid-Autumn Moon". --The highest peak of Li Peak's "One of the Two Songs of the Mid-Autumn Moon"
Appreciation and analysis: The poet uses the bright moon on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival to express his nostalgia for his hometown and his loved ones. In the first two lines of the poem, the moon is described as waxing and waning, indicating that the moon is beyond the blue sky, and that it is not only a floating object in the air, but also represents people's longing for their hometowns and loved ones.
The next two lines express the wishes for the motherland, and the poet hopes that, like the planting of the danggui tree, the country will prosper and continue to grow. The last two lines express the hope for reunion, even if separated by thousands of miles, still hope that relatives in the hometown can **** enjoy the care of the wind and rain.
3. Tonight, the moon in Shanshu, the boudoir only see alone. I'm sorry to hear that, but I don't know how to remember Chang'an.
Appreciation and analysis: entitled "Moonlit Night", words are from the moonlight, and "alone", "double light" for the eyes of a poem. The "alone look" is the reality, but from the opposite thought, only write his wife "alone look" Shanshu moon and "remember Chang'an", and his own "alone look". "The first is that it is not a good idea to have a good time, but it is a good idea to have a good time, and it is a good idea to have a good time. "(thin curtains), and the hope of expressing sorrow to the moon is placed on the future of an unknown "when". The purpose of the lyrics is elegant, and the chapters are tightly organized. As Huang Sheng said: "Five rhymes to this point, no as opposed to the poet saint carry on!"
With the help of imagination, he writes about his wife's longing for him and his own longing for her.
This poem expresses the feelings of separation by looking at the moon, but what is expressed is not the feelings of separation of a couple in general. Between the lines, it shows the characteristics of the times, the pain of separation and the inner worry are blended into one, the moon is melancholy, sighing and thinking, while the hope is pinned on the unknown "when" in the future.