A bright moon shines on Kyushu, and several families are happy and sad. Several tall buildings are drinking wine and several buildings are wandering in the street. The source of this sentence is a folk song passed down from mouth to mouth in Jiangsu Province, which is a folk song in the Southern Song Dynasty: the moon bends in Kyushu, and several families are happy and several families are sad. How many couples are together and how many are wandering outside? Evolved.
A new moon shines on the world, and how many people are happy and how many people are sad. But what is the relationship between human sorrow and pain and the ups and downs of the moon? Where we should be tolerant, let's expand our tolerance.
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Creative background:
The Moon Bends in Kyushu is a local folk song popular in Jiangsu Province since the Southern Song Dynasty. This folk song came from the Jian Yan period of the Southern Song Dynasty (1127 ~1130), which tells the story of people suffering from troubled times, and it is also recorded in the Folk Song compiled by Feng Menglong in the late Ming Dynasty.
Appreciate:
In the form of questioning, this folk song reveals that the ruling class in the Southern Song Dynasty, when suffering from foreign aggression, did not resist and brutally oppressed the domestic people, and lived a luxurious life in the south of the Yangtze River, making the people suffer from war. The broken image of the curved crescent moon and the lonely image of husband and wife leaving and drifting complement each other, making people cry.