Water lines are precious and thoughtful, and the ceremony of a thousand miles is a night off.
From then on, there is no good night, let him go down to the west wing in the bright moon.
Writing about love is a lovelorn poem written by Li Yi, a poet in Tang Dynasty. This poem describes the hero's disappointment, helplessness and even despair at not dating the woman he likes. The poem says that the poet looked through the autumn water and waited hard, but the Iraqi failed to keep his promise and was extremely disappointed. "From then on, there is no good night, let him go down to the West Building in the bright moon." Showed the pain of lovelorn. The language of the whole poem is concise, with beautiful scenery to contrast and exaggerate sadness, and with empty techniques to highlight characters, the poetic context is implicit and profound. It is unique among many small poems describing men and women in the Tang Dynasty and has been read by the world.