Liu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote in Moonlit Night: "The moonlight is deeper, and the Beidou declines south. It's warm in spring tonight, and the sound of insects is separated from the green screen window. " In the poem, the moonlight is quiet, the moon shadow is skewed, the stars are shifted, and the quiet courtyard smells insects first, which is fresh and attractive. In addition, "the spring tide is Lian Haiping, and the sea is bright.".
Among ancient poets, Li Bai is best at writing poems about the moon. He wrote more than 300 poems about the moon in his life, from "I didn't know the moon when I was a child, so I called it a white jade plate" to "Oh, let a man with spirit take risks where he likes, and never point his golden cup at the moon!" In "Going to Drink" and "From a Pot of Wine to Flowers", I drank it alone. No one accompanied me until I raised my cup. I asked the moon to bring me my shadow and let the three of us "drink with the moon alone". He put his talents and ambitions in the moonlight. He left many immortal famous sentences. In Drinking asking for the moon, Li Bai expressed his feelings that "the months are long, and life is like a letter" by saying that "today people don't see Gu Yue, but this month they did as the ancients did". If today's people are running water, * * * look at the bright moon. "
In Li Bai's mind, the moon is the embodiment of nobility and a symbol of chastity. He painted a beautiful and charming realm in his poems. For example, he wrote "asking for the moon" as "Autumn Mountain is full of green roses, who knows tonight", "Walking on the moon" as "Drunk by wading in a stream, birds are still scarce", and so is "Drinking the moon".
Su Shi's poems about the moon in Song Dynasty had a great influence on later generations. The moon depicted in his poems is full of strong feelings and romantic whimsy. The same bright moon is displayed in different situations and moods, such as "the moonlight is hazy" on a spring night, "the night is clean and the moonlight is like silver" in late autumn, "where to see the bright moon next year" when you are away from home, and "when you are in a good mood". Ask for wine from the sky, and in the evening, "thinking about the eaves, hanging the crescent moon at the beginning" and so on. Su Dongpo loves the moon, cherishes the moon, loves the moon, and is emotional when he sees it. The moon in his works is full of weather, different shapes and infinite charm.
The existence of the moon is a cosmic mystery to the world. The moon is amiable and inaccessible. Lovers make vows to the moon, miss their husbands, and wanderers miss their relatives. Lonely people regard the moon as friends, confused people regard it as hope, and enterprising people regard it as faith. People give the moon thousands of feelings according to its changes in different seasons and at different times. Why do poets love the moon so much? Perhaps, they think that the same moon can be seen in different times and places, and the moon can transcend time and space. This is the truth of the so-called "Tianya * * * at this time". Throughout the history of China literature, we can easily find that poets, whether romantic or realistic, graceful or unrestrained, whether poetry or writing, like to express their feelings through the moon. However, in the face of the same moon, some people lament that the talent has not met, and the official sea has risen and fallen; Some people also expressed their highest pursuit of ideals: "We all hold high to distant thoughts and want to go to the sky and embrace the bright moon." .
Classical poetry is one of the most precious spiritual wealth of the Chinese nation. The beautiful artistic conception of the ancients left a vast world for future generations to travel. Today we read some poems about the moon, which is not only a kind of enjoyment of beauty, but also a kind of closeness and return to our traditional culture.