Moonlit Night on the Spring River is a poem by Zhang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem follows the ancient theme of Yuefu, with the moon as the main body and the river as the scene, and depicts a beautiful and distant moonlight scroll by the river, expressing the sincere and moving feelings of parting and philosophical life feelings of wandering women, showing the unique cosmic consciousness and creating a deep, vast and quiet realm.
There are thirty-six sentences in the whole poem, and every four sentences change rhyme. The whole poem integrates poetry, artistic conception and philosophy. The artistic conception is ethereal and bright, the imagination is strange, the language is natural and meaningful, and the rhythm is melodious. It washed away the thick and greasy powder in the palace of the Six Dynasties, which has high aesthetic value. Known as "a solitary poem covers the whole Tang Dynasty".