What poem does Moonlit Night on Twenty-four Bridges come from? What do you mean! ?

The original poem was sent to Hanchuo, Yangzhou, Judge, and Tang Du Mu. There is water in the green hills, and the grass in the south of the Yangtze River does not wither in autumn. On the moonlit night of Bridge No.24 (4), Jade Man (5) taught flute playing there. [Edit this paragraph] Note 1. Han Zhuo: Things are still unknown. Du Mu has another poem "Crying Han Zhuo". Judge: Observe the subordinates of the special envoy, our special envoy. At that time, Han Chu seemed to be the judge of Huainan Province. From seven years to nine years (833-835), Wen Zong Dahe served as the secretariat of Huainan and was a colleague of Han Chuo. 2. Article: A long way to go. The grass didn't wither: a tree withered. 4. Twenty-four bridges: Twenty-four bridges. In the Northern Song Dynasty, Shen Kuo recorded the positions and names of the bridges in Volume III of Meng Qian's Bi Tan Bu Bi Tan. It is said that there is a bridge called Twenty-four Bridge. Li Dou's "Yangzhou Painting Collection" Volume 15: "The Twenty-four Bridge is a brick bridge in Wu Jia, a red medicine bridge, behind the Zaixi Chuntai ... Yangzhou advocates the word order cloud, which is named after the ancient twenty-four beauties playing the flute here." 5. Jade Man: Beauty. A solution refers to the singer in Yangzhou; One explanation is that Du Mu called Han Zhuo a jade man. [Edit this paragraph] The green hills are faintly undulating, and the rivers are thousands of miles away. The season has passed the late autumn, and the vegetation in the south of the Yangtze River has not withered. Yangzhou 24 Bridge, the moonlight is particularly charming. Where are you, old friend, teaching beautiful women to suck? [Edit this paragraph] 12 version of Legend of the Condor Heroes, Huang Rong lured Hong Qigong to accept Guo Jing as an apprentice with delicious food, and Huang Rong cooked a dish, Moonlight on the Twenty-four Bridges. The original text is as follows: "That tofu is serious. First, cut a ham, dig 24 round holes, and cut tofu into 24 small balls. Hong Qigong a taste, nature is overwhelmed. This steamed tofu also had a name in the Tang Dynasty, which was called' Moonlight on the Twenty-four Bridges' [Edit this paragraph] The name of the storage props in Douluo Mainland In Chapter 8 of Douluo Mainland, Soul Guide, Moonlight on the Twenty-four Bridges (II), the master gave Tang Sanyi a storage belt as a gift for his disciples, and this is the soul guide. The description in the book is: "the belt is black with dark stripes on it, so you can't tell it without looking carefully." On the whole belt, 24 pieces of ivory jade are evenly inlaid, each piece of jade is only the size of an adult's thumb nail and is round. The color is warm and moist, and at first glance it is a rare jade. "In the early days, it played a huge role in the Tang Dynasty. It's called Tang Sanqi, to remember the original world. It is based on the ancient poem "Send it to Yang Zhuo, the judge of Hanzhou", which says, "On the moonlit night on the twenty-four bridges, where can jade people teach flute?".