Li Bai organically unified his true feelings about the moon with his own subjective emotions and wishes, and integrated them into his poems, thus forming his own unique style. Below are the poems with the moon in Li Bai's works that I compiled. You are welcome to read them. Psalm 1 with the Moon in Li Bai's Works: Staying at the House of Xunni at the foot of Wusong Mountain
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Li Bai
Original text:
I stayed under the five pine trees, lonely and joyless.
The Tian family’s autumn work is bitter, and the neighbor’s daughter is cold at night.
Kneel down and eat the carved rice, the moonlight shining on the plain plate.
It makes me feel ashamed that I can’t eat even if I thank you three times. Psalm 2 with the moon in Li Bai's works: Climb to Handan Hongbo Terrace and set up a wine temple to launch troops
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Li Bai
Original text:
I brought two red feathers to travel between Yan and Zhao.
Sirius is ready to shoot, so he has no time to spare.
Watch the troops at Hongbo Terrace, lean on your sword and look at Yuguan.
Please don’t tie your tassel to Yue, and go to Yanran Mountain.
The wind leads the dragon and tiger flags, and the singing bells chase after them.
Hit the building to make the high moon fall, and throw the pot to break the sad face.
Know from a distance that you can win a hundred battles, and you will definitely sweep away the ghosts before they can return. Psalm 3 with the Moon in Li Bai's Works: Reply to the King Drinking Alone in Twelve Cold Nights
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Li Bai
Original text:
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Last night it snowed in Wuzhong, and Ziyoujia was in good spirits.
Thousands of miles of floating clouds roll over the blue mountains, and a lonely moon flows in the middle of the blue sky.
The lonely moon in the Canglang River is in the Han and Qing Dynasties, and the Beidou is scattered in the Chang Geng and Ming Dynasties.
The night when Huaiyu drank wine was white with frost, and the jade bed and golden well were towering with ice.
Life is fleeting for a hundred years, but love must be enjoyed for eternity.
You can’t imitate cockfighting by plastering a raccoon dog’s head with golden talons, and just sit back and let your breath blow the rainbow.
You cannot imitate Ge Shu, who traveled across Qinghai at night with a knife, and slaughtered stone forts in the west to get purple robes.
Reciting poems and writing poems in the north window, ten thousand words are not worth a glass of water.
Everyone in the world turned around when they heard this, just like the east wind hitting a horse's ear.
The fish’s eyes also laughed at me, saying they were the same as the bright moon.
The Hualiuquan can't eat, but the donkey can't help but sing in the spring breeze.
"Zheyang" and "Huanghua" are in line with popular customs, and the king of Jin listened to Qin in vain and listened to "Qingjiao".
Who is willing to harmonize with "Ba Ren" and "Yangchun"? The land of Chu still comes with cheap Qi Pu.
When all the gold is gone, the deal cannot be concluded, and the white head is taken lightly because of the Confucianism.
Every conversation and laughter loses its color, and flies and clams make slanderous noises.
Could Zeng Shen be a murderer? The three slanderous words shocked his loving mother.
When we discuss with you and hold your hand, what will be the honor and disgrace?
Confucius Sheng was still hurting Fenglin, and Dong Long is even worse!
< p> A life of arrogance, bitterness and disharmony, kindness and sparseness, hard work and good will.Why should Yan Ling bow to the emperor of Han Dynasty with a sword and a sword on the jade steps?
To be rich is not noble enough, and to be poor is not sad enough.
Han Xin was ashamed to send Jiang Guanbi, but you were ashamed to kill Gu'er.
If you don’t see Li Beihai, where is your heroism and heroism now!
If you don’t see Pei Shangshu, the earthen tomb is three feet tall and there are wormwood and thorns!
The young man has longed for the five lakes. Go and see this general with bells and cauldrons sparse. Poems with Moon in Li Bai's Works 4: Two Poems by Wang Zhaojun/Wang Zhaojun
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Li Bai
Original text:
The moon in the Qin Dynasty of the Han Dynasty illuminates the concubine.
Once you reach the Yuguan Road, you will never return to the end of the world.
The moon of Han Dynasty still rises from the East China Sea, and the concubine Ming will not marry in the west.
The Yan branch is long and the cold snow is blooming, and the eyebrows are haggard and have no sand.
The lack of gold in life is a waste of pictures, and the death leaves green graves to make people sigh.
Zhaojun brushes his jade saddle, mounts his horse and crows with red cheeks.