1, the moon is like smoke
2. The moon shines
The moon is a little cold.
4. The moon is hazy
5. Moon Shadow Dance
6. There is no trace of the moon
7.moonlight night wind
8. The moon is intoxicating
9. The moon is not over.
10, the moon is like a hook.
The cultural significance of this month
In the traditional culture of China, the moon has multiple cultural meanings. First of all, the month represents the change of time. The ancients formulated the lunar calendar according to the profit and loss of the month, making the month an important reference for time calculation.
Secondly, months represent seasonal changes. The monthly profit and loss are closely related to the changes of the four seasons. People can grasp the change of seasons by observing the change of months, and then arrange farming activities.
In addition, the month also carries people's emotional sustenance for beauty, reunion and missing. In ancient poetry, the moon is often used as an image to express themes such as missing, parting and love.
The symbolic meaning of the month
In the traditional culture of China, the moon has rich symbolic significance. First of all, the moon represents beauty and purity. The ancients often used the moon to describe beautiful women, such as "the moon is bright and the water is beautiful, and people are crowded." At the same time, the moon is also considered as a symbol of purity, such as "moonlight in the pine forest and crystal stone in the stream".
Secondly, the month represents reunion and missing. Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the traditional festivals in China. On this day, people enjoy the moon, eat moon cakes, get together and place their thoughts on their families. In addition, the moon also represents loneliness and loneliness. In ancient poetry, the moon is often used as an image to express feelings such as loneliness.
The Application of the Moon in Poetry
The moon is widely used in ancient poetry. Poets often use months to express various emotions, such as missing, parting, love and so on. For example, in Li Bai's Silent Night Thinking, "There is such bright light at the foot of my bed, is there already frost?" Expressed the poet's yearning for his hometown;
In Su Shi's When is the Bright Moon? , "I wish you a long time, thousands of miles away * * *" pinned people's desire for reunion; In Du Fu's Moonlit Night Memories of Brothers, "Wanderers listen to drums and autumn geese sing" expresses the poet's yearning for his loved ones.