I miss your poems in Mid-Autumn Festival.

The Mid-Autumn Festival expresses the ancient poems of missing relatives;

1, verse: Who is alone with * * * in the Mid-Autumn Festival, looking sadly at the north.

Su Shi in Song Dynasty said, Xijiang Moon is a big dream on earth.

Interpretation: On this Mid-Autumn Night, who can enjoy this wonderful moonlight with me? I can only pick up my glass and look at the north sadly.

2. Poetry: Where is the hometown in the northwest and where is the full moon in the southeast.

From: Watching the Moon on August 15th by Bai Juyi in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: Looking northwest, you can't see your hometown. People have seen the full moon several times in the southeast.

3. Poem: May people live for a long time, and thousands of miles are beautiful.

From: Mid-Autumn Festival in Chen Bing by Su Shi in Song Dynasty.

Interpretation: I only hope that all relatives in this world can live a long and healthy life, and even if they are thousands of miles apart, they can enjoy this beautiful moon together.

4, verse: full moon flying mirror, heart broken sword.

From: Two Poems of jathyapple August 15th by Du Fu in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: There is a full moon outside the window and a full moon in the mirror. Homesickness is stuck in my heart like a knife!

5, verse: Ten rounds of frost shadows turn to court, and tonight is a lonely corner.

From: Mid-Autumn Moon by Yan Shu in Song Dynasty.

Interpretation: Under the moonlight, the shadow of buttonwood moved unconsciously with the passage of time. On this reunion night, it still faces the corner alone.