The full moon is full of bright mirrors, returning to my heart and folding a broadsword.

The full moon is full of bright mirrors, returning to my heart and folding a broadsword. Turning around and walking far away, climbing osmanthus and looking up to the sky. Frost and snow are suspected on the waterway, and feathers are seen on the forest habitat. At this time, looking at the white rabbit, I want to count the hair. A little further down Wushan Gorge, you can still see Baidi City. The entire Pupu is dark, and half of the building is bright. The fights are all urging the dawn, and the toads will fall on their own. Zhang Gong relies on the remaining soul, not only the Han family camp.

The creative background of "Two Poems on the Night of August 15th"

1. "Two Poems on the Moon on the Night of August 15th" is a collection of poems by Du Fu, a great poet of the Tang Dynasty. This group of poems consists of two poems, the first of which is a five-character rhyme poem and the second is a seven-character quatrain. The following is the creative background of this set of poems. The background of the creation of this group of poems is the Anshi Rebellion in the Tang Dynasty.

2. The Anshi Rebellion was a major political crisis in the Tang Dynasty. This crisis broke out in the 14th year of Xuanzong Tianbao (755) and lasted for eight years, causing great harm to the Tang Dynasty society. trauma. Du Fu experienced a great turning point during this crisis, and some of his important works also reflect the historical background of this crisis.

3. This group of poems should have been written in 759. At that time, Du Fu had left Luoyang and arrived at the location of Du Fu, the commander-in-chief of the Tang army. As the situation of the war changed, the Tang army switched from defense to offense, and Du Fu was able to return to his homeland. However, he did not return to Chang'an, but stayed in August of the second year of Qianyuan (759). It was at this time that he wrote this set of poems.

4. The first poem of the two poems "The Moon on August 15th" describes the poet's feelings when looking at the moon. The moon in the poem is described as an image symbolizing reunion, and the poet felt lonely and homesick when looking at the moon. This homesickness may be due to the war-torn times the poet lived in at that time, and he missed the peaceful and stable life.

5. At the same time, the word "Returning and folding the sword" in the poem expresses the poet's strong desire to return to his hometown. "Wandering far away" further expresses the poet's sense of wandering and helplessness. The second poem is mainly about scenery, expressing the poet's emotions by describing the scenery of the moonlit night. In the poem, "The whole pond is dark, and half of the building is bright" depicts the desolation and bleakness of the moonlit night, while "Every fight is urging the dawn, and the toad is leaning on itself" further highlights this sad and miserable atmosphere.

6. The line "I lean on my broken soul, not only the Han family camp" in the poem expresses the poet's worries about war and his desire for peace. This group of poems embodies the unique style of Du Fu's poetry. Although there are only two short poems in this collection, each poem expresses profound thoughts and emotions. By looking at the moon and describing the scenery, the poet expressed his worries about war and his desire for peace.