Leave people speechless, the moon is silent, and the moon is affectionate. After parting, people miss each other like the moon, and the water between the clouds is a layered city. Poetics of Tang Liye

Leave people speechless, the moon is silent, and the moon is affectionate. After parting, people miss each other like the moon, and the water between the clouds is a layered city. Poetics of Tang Liye's Moonlight Night Farewell Whole poem translation:

At the moment of parting, we are as silent as the bright moon. At this time, all is silent, the moonlight is all over the earth, and our hearts are full of moonlight-like tenderness. After leaving, I miss you everywhere, just like the moonlight shining all over the north and south of the river-whether it is the ends of the earth or the frontier.

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See you again on a moonlit night

Tang Liye

Leave people speechless, the moon is silent, and the moon is affectionate.

Don't miss people like the bright moon, water city between clouds.

Ye Li

(736-784) was a poetess and Taoist in the Tang Dynasty. Ji Lan was born in Wucheng (now Huzhou, Zhejiang). Contact life with Lu Yu, Liu Changqing and Jiao Ran. Called into the palace. Later, he betrayed the general Juba because of his poems and was killed by Dezong. Now there are more than ten poems, many of which have been given to others. Later generations compiled her and Xue Tao's poems into two volumes, Poems of Xue Tao's Career.

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The author's achievements

Ye Li's poems are good at five words, and he won an award for his works. Liu Changqing praised her poems and called her a "poetess among girls". Gao Zhongwu commented: "There are hundreds of scholars, but women are only four virtues. Ji Lan is not. Modeling is both masculine and poetic. From Bao Zhao, it is rare. " She also said that she was "less than Ban Ji (Jieyu) and more than Han Ying (Lan Ying). Not late, but also handsome. "

She, together with Xue Tao, Yu and Yu, is called "the four great poetesss in the Tang Dynasty". Chen, a poet in Song Dynasty, recorded a volume of "Li Jilan Collection" in "Xie Zhi Zhai Zhi", which has now been lost, with only 16 poems left. Wang Ruzao, a scholar in A Qing, also presented two volumes of Poems on Xuetao's Career when Emperor Qianlong revised Sikuquanshu.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Moonlight Farewell