The moonlight shines into the high building, and the lovers in two places are sad because of missing each other.
The moonlight enters the high-rise building, and the two places of longing and sorrow come from "Bodhisattva Man·Sending a Female Companion". It is one of Qiu Jin's masterpieces and expresses his deep longing and concern for his distant female companion. In this poem, Qiu Jin cleverly combines her emotions with her concern for national events, showing her feelings about her family and country and her friendship with women.
The moonlight enters the tall building depicts the bright moonlight, and the light shines on the tall building, creating a quiet and deep atmosphere. This may imply that the poet climbed a tall building alone in the silence of the night, looking at the bright moon, with many thoughts.
Love and sorrow reveal the poet's inner world. Acacia refers to missing each other. The poet felt deep longing because he was far away from his hometown or his loved one and could not enjoy the moonlight with them. "Two Places of Sorrow" emphasizes that the pain of lovesickness is not one-sided, but an emotional exchange between each other, and each other's longing is filled with deep sadness.
Appreciation of "Bodhisattva Barbarian: Send a Female Companion":
Original text: The cold wind blows into the window, and the curtains are drawn lazily towards the corridor. The moonlight enters the high-rise building, and I miss the two places and feel sad. The state affairs of the boundless family are merged into Shuang Mo Cui. If the plum blossoms bloom early, one should be sent!
In the first half of the poem, Qiu Jin uses descriptions such as the cold wind and the laziness of walking towards the corridor with the curtains hanging, bringing the readers into a quiet and slightly sad atmosphere. The moonlight enters the high-rise building, and she misses her. These two sentences express her longing more deeply. The bright moon is shining on the high building, shining on both places, and also illuminating her feelings of longing. This writing method is very vivid, integrating emotions and scenery, and achieving a very high artistic effect.
In the second half, Qiu Jin directly expressed her thoughts and worries. The national affairs of Wu Bian's family were incorporated into Shuang Mo Cui, expressing her deep concern for national affairs. In the face of important events at home and country, personal emotions become insignificant, but Qiu Jin still incorporates them into the double moth emerald, showing her tenacity and persistence. If the plum blossoms bloom early, one should be sent! It is Qiu Jin's deep concern for her female companion and hopes that she can send a plum blossom as a token. This is not only an expression of emotion, but also implies her expectations and hopes for national events.