1, the jade star is under the moon, and she picks up the dew in front of the temple. So far, the sky doesn't exist, but Chang 'e should be thrown to people. -Pi Rixiu's "Guizi on August 15th in Tianzhu Temple"
Appreciation: This is a Mid-Autumn Festival appreciation poem. The poem depicts the moon hanging in the sky, clear dew dripping in front of the temple, and Chang 'e throwing the moon to mortals. This poem expresses praise and blessing for the Mid-Autumn Festival by depicting the moon and Chang 'e.
"Jade star shines on the moon" means that the moon falls from the sky and describes it as bright as jade. Picking up dew in front of the temple describes picking up fresh dew in front of the temple, suggesting the beauty of the Mid-Autumn Festival night and the miracle of nature.
"Nothing has happened in the sky so far" means that people still don't know the origin of the moon in the sky and the story behind the legend, which adds to the mystery. "It should be Chang 'e who threw the moon at people" points out that the reason why the moon exists on the earth may be because Chang 'e threw the moon at mortals and gave it to people as a gift.
2. Yueming, take care of my bed. Too sad to sleep, wandering around in clothes. -Liu Shuo, "When is the Bright Moon?"
Appreciation: "The bright moon has how bright" describes the bright moon and its bright white light. "Love My Bed" points out that the moonlight shines on the author's bed through the curtains, adding a quiet and peaceful atmosphere.
Sad Can't Sleep expresses the author's inner anxiety and uneasiness, which makes him unable to sleep. "Walking around with clothes on" describes that the author got up with sleeves and walked around the room, probably to relieve his anxiety.
This poem expresses the author's inner contradiction and loneliness in the Mid-Autumn Festival in concise language. The bright moonlight is in sharp contrast with the author's sadness, which highlights his inner struggle and helplessness.
3, if you get a long circle so late, human feelings may not see farewell. -Xin Qiji's "Man Jiang Hong Mid-Autumn Festival Farewell"
Appreciation: This is a Mid-Autumn Festival appreciation poem. The poem expresses the author's good wishes for the Mid-Autumn Festival night, and thinks that if every Mid-Autumn Festival night can be as bright and complete as it is now, the emotional communication between people may no longer need to rely on words.
"If the moon grows so long at night" means that the author hopes that the moon will remain in a perfect state for a long time, which symbolizes that the feelings between people can be so long and complete. "Human feelings don't necessarily depend on saying goodbye" means that on such a beautiful night, people no longer care and understand each other in the form of words and goodbye, but can enjoy the same feelings tacitly.
This poem expresses the author's thinking and longing for the Mid-Autumn Festival in concise language. Poetry conveys people's desire for sincere interpersonal relationship and emotional communication through the metaphorical connection between the moon image and human emotions.