Mu Jiang Yin is a poem written by Zhang Ji, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The following is the original text of Mujiangyin:
A sunset gradually sank into the river, half green and half green.
The loveliest thing is the ninth day of September. The bright pearl's bright crescent moon is shaped like a bow.
This poem depicts the river scene overnight. The poem describes that the afterglow of the sunset is sprinkled on the water, the river is sparkling, and half the waves are red. The poet lamented the beauty of the night on the third day of September, describing the dew as beads and the bright moon as bows.
The "midnight in September" in the poem is a specific time point and also the poet's emotional sustenance. The third day of September is the eve of the Mid-Autumn Festival, and it is also the most round moment of the moon. By describing this special night, the poet expressed his cherish and nostalgia for the wonderful moment.
"Mu Jiang Yin" is famous for its exquisite description and unique image, which expresses the poet's praise and exclamation of natural scenery. This poem is widely read and regarded as a classic in China's ancient poetry.
Rich rhetorical devices and images are used in the poem to make readers feel the author's unique understanding and emotional expression of nature. "Mu Jiang Yin" is a classic in ancient Chinese poetry, which has high artistic value and cultural significance.
Poet Zhang Ji
Zhang Ji (about 844-923), a native of Luoyang, Henan, was a poet in the middle Tang Dynasty. Zhang Ji liked literature when he was a teenager. He studied under Xu Hun and Zhang Ji, and then interacted with Liu Yuxi and Du Mu. Poetry is famous for its freshness, elegance, grace and delicacy, and it is especially good at writing about natural scenery and feminine beauty. His representative works include Farewell to Ancient Grass, Climbing the Mountain, Partridge Day, Night Sorrow in Western Western jackdaw, etc.
Zhang Ji's poetry style is fresh and elegant, famous for its graceful and delicate, especially good at writing about natural scenery and female beauty. Poetry is unconventional, often depicting natural scenery with its own unique perspective and feelings, which makes people feel the poet's deep feelings and inner world. Zhang Ji's poems have a great influence on later poets and are known as "one of the representatives of the late Tang Dynasty".