I turned my heart to the moon. What does it mean that the moon shines on the ditch?

1, "My heart turns to the bright moon, which shines on the ditch". On the surface, it means that I sincerely entrust the bright moon in the sky, but the bright moon ignores me and shines on the ditch instead. Generally speaking, "I give my heart to the moon, but the moon shines on the ditch", which means that I am kind to you, but you are cold and ungrateful. My sincere efforts have not been rewarded and respected. This is an analogy, which actually refers to a person's sincerity being left out in the cold.

2. This poem is excerpted from the 30th Story of Pipa, which is interpreted as "I am good to you". The full version is "I give my heart to the bright moon, but the bright moon shines on the ditch", which means that children turn a blind eye to their parents' kindness and even speak disrespectfully.

3. The famous phrase "I compare my heart to the bright moon, and the bright moon shines on the ditch" first came from the last line of Volume 2 1 in Chronicle of Qing Poetry, 15 106. This is a widely circulated poem, which has been quoted too many times in literary works.

Extended data:

There are a few words in Yuan Gaoming's Pipa Story that exhort his father-"This tit is rude, but it will collide with my words. My words are not in the right place, son. My husband's words are contrary to my father's. I hate children's knowledge. I should have trusted the moon, but the moon shines on the ditch. " Seven-word quatrain: I turn my heart to the bright moon, which shines on the ditch. Flowers fall with the flowing water intentionally, but the flowing water does not fall unintentionally.

Generally speaking, "I give my heart to the moon, but the moon shines on the ditch", which means that I am kind to you, but you are cold and ungrateful. My sincere efforts have not been rewarded and respected.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-I have long given my heart to the moon, but the moon shines on the ditch.