The ancient poems of Mid-Autumn Festival are as follows:
1. a slip of the moon hangs over the capital, ten thousand washing-mallets are pounding.
Appreciation: The poem "a slip of the moon hangs over the capital, ten thousand washing-mallets are pounding" describes the scene of Chang 'an on a moonlit night. The bright moonlight shone on Chang 'an, and it was silvery white. At this time, the sound of smashing clothes came from every household. This sound is ordinary and familiar, but it also reveals the busy scene of people preparing cold clothes.
The two poems "and the autumn wind is blowing my heart, for ever and ever toward the Jade Pass" express people's deep yearning for the frontier recruiters. The autumn wind blows, but the sound of smashing clothes can't blow away people's yearning for their loved ones in the border area.
second, the night is not good in this life, so where to see the bright moon next year.
This little word is the author's reunion with his younger brother Su Zhe after a long separation, enjoying the Mid-Autumn Moon, and also expressing the sadness and emotion of breaking up soon after the reunion.
"When the dusk clouds are over, it is clear and cold, and the silver man turns to the jade plate silently." It depicts the scenery of the Mid-Autumn Festival. As night falls, the clouds are exhausted, the world is full of cold, the milky way is silent, and the bright moon turns to the sky, just like a jade plate.
"It's not a good night in my life. Where can I see the bright moon next year?" Wrote the helplessness and separation of life. In the first sentence, the phrase "this life is the night" is opposite to "the bright moon will be next year", which lengthens the spatial distance, and adds the words "not good" and "where to look" to sing and answer, which produces endless feelings, reflecting the poet's helplessness in wandering and separation.
third, the blue sky and sweet osmanthus are graceful, and clear autumn is the prime period.
In this poem, the poet expresses his thoughts and feelings about parting, missing and reunion by describing the scenery of the mid-autumn moon night.
The poem "It's a fine night every year, and it's time for Wan Li to see the light" means that every night of the year, people far away from home can see this wonderful moment. Here, the poet uses "good night" to describe the beauty and preciousness of the Mid-Autumn Moon Night, and "Wan Li" to describe the distance, which vividly expresses people's attention to this festival and emotional ties.