The Mid-Autumn Jade Rabbit poem is as follows:
1. We must know that the Jade Rabbit is very round and turns into frost and wind in the cold September. ——Su Shi's "Watching the Five Wonders of the Tide on August 15th"
Appreciation: The first sentence clearly states that the jade rabbit is very round, which appropriately points out the poet's theme and clearly points out the moon of the Mid-Autumn Festival. The Jade Rabbit is the symbol of the Mid-Autumn Festival in traditional Chinese culture. Here, "the Jade Rabbit is very round" is used to vividly depict the Mid-Autumn Moon and also express the poet's joy for the Mid-Autumn Festival.
The frosty wind and cold weather in September push the artistic conception of the poem to a deeper level. The poet keenly captured the breath of autumn through his feelings about the natural environment, and vividly described the coldness and desolation of autumn by using words such as frost wind and September cold. At the same time, this sentence also means that although autumn brings chills, the reunion and warmth of Mid-Autumn Festival make people feel warm and happy.
2. Wu Zhi sleeplessly leans on the osmanthus tree, flying wet and cold rabbits with his feet exposed. ——·Li He's "Li Ping Kong Hou Yin"
Appreciation: These two lines of poems describe the scene in the Moon Palace. Wu Zhi is Wu Gang, who was punished to cut down the osmanthus tree on the moon, but he cut down the osmanthus tree. The osmanthus tree can always grow again, so he kept trying to cut it down, but he could never complete the task; while the Jade Rabbit accompanied Chang'e on the moon, and it watched Wu Gang in the moon palace, but in vain.
The poem "Shi Han Rabbit" in "Shi Han Rabbit" describes the influence of dew on Chang'e's Jade Rabbit and Wu Gang. The "Shi Han Rabbit" expresses the hardships of Chang'e's Jade Rabbit and Wu Gang while working in a cold environment. The whole scene gives people a mysterious and quiet feeling. The poet expresses his own thinking through this scene, which is the confusion and thinking of human nature.
3. Shrimps and toads can't stand bathing in water. How can a jade rabbit explain the ups and downs? ——Xin Qiji's "Magnolia Slow Mid-Autumn Festival Drinking"
Appreciation: In these two sentences, Xin Qiji uses elements of myths and legends. The toad and the jade rabbit are both animals in myths and legends, and the toad is Water animals, while the Jade Rabbit is an animal in the moon palace. This method of using myths and legends to express one's emotions makes the whole poem full of romanticism.