Clouds cover the red sun and mountains, and torches crisscross for return.
Ten thousand lotus flowers open the sea market, and there are stars in the world one day.
I only doubt whether the Lantern Festival will be brightly lit, but I didn't expect the countryside to be full of people.
On this day, my emperor adjusted the jade candle, but he still found a traitor there.
Poetry vividly depicts the grand occasion of the Torch Festival in the Yuan Dynasty and the joy brought by it. The first couplet "just contains" points out the urgency of people's enthusiastic participation in the early start of the festival; The metaphor of "lotus" and "stars" is used to exaggerate "ten thousand flowers" and "one day" to show the grand occasion of festivals and people's carnival. Necklace couplets focus on expressing the surprise of this unique and spectacular folk custom, while the tail couplets devote themselves to the expectation of the imperial court "lighting the gods with candles".