Xi Murong's Mountain Moon

Original text:

Shanyue

Text/Xi Murong

I came here on the moon.

Just because you're in the mountains

The mountain wind blows the hair, neck and bare shoulders.

I wear hanfu for moonlight.

Moonlight suit, I wear Hanfu.

There is new green in the forest, just like my youth.

Youth is as transparent as wine. You can drink it and leave.

But in the end, how many things have changed between us?

But I can't forget it.

What can't be forgotten is the moon.

According to the Great Wall, according to Dongting, and then into the mountains that night.

From then on, sadness was shattered.

Into countless voices and smiles

Attack me with fragrance on an April night.

The second spring hit my frustration.

Extended data:

This song "Mountain Moon" is a sad work. Like many of Xi Murong's poems, this poem is full of emotional memory, just like the ancients said, "Seeing things and thinking about people" and "touching the scene and hurting people's hearts". The poem is full of seemingly plain but delicate sentimental sentiment. This kind of sadness is like a fleeting time, inadvertently touching the most secret corner of people's hearts and plucking the strings in the depths of their souls.

In the first verse of the poem, "I" set foot on the moon and entered the mountains in order to recall my past feelings. The cool mountain breeze gently caresses the skin, and the moonlight shines on the body, which feels beautiful and comfortable.

In the second paragraph of the poem, the aesthetic feeling has been further sublimated. Seeing the faint green of the Woods under the moon, I don't think about the beauty of youth. Under the dim moonlight, everything in the forest seems to be blurred, but it evokes youth that is "hidden but not exposed, exhausted and inseparable" and "transparent as wine".