"The lunar eclipse poem is based on the work of Tamagawako".
1. Excerpts from the poem: You don’t know about the lunar eclipse, but you can use it as the dragon’s cave and the Milky Way. The red bird is in the south, its tail is bald and its wings are in the sand. The moon is eclipsing your head, and your mouth is open.
2. "The Lunar Eclipse Poetry Imitation of Yuchuanzi" is one of the poems written by Han Yu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. Han Yu (768-824), whose courtesy name was Tuizhi, was a native of Heyang, Hanoi (now Meng County, Henan). Because the county was located in Changli, it was called "Han Changli" in old times.