A probe into the origin of Tang Li Bai's "thinking about quiet nights"
Look up at the bright moon and overlook my hometown.
Wanderers far from home are always homesick.
The bed is covered with moonlight, which is suspected to be frost on the ground. Looking up at the bright moon, I can't help but think of my hometown. Lift: lift.
This poem describes the homesickness when the autumn night is full moon. Its meaning is simple and touching, and it is one of Li Bai's most popular poems.
The translation of these four poems is as follows:
Autumn night, the bright moonlight shines in front of my bed, and I thought it was frost on the ground; Looking up at the moon on the hillside, I can't help but bow my head and miss my hometown.
Wandering in a foreign land often likes to recite this poem on a bright night, and the feeling of homesickness rises unconsciously.