Translation seen in the night book of the boat

I saw a lonely fishing lamp on the river covered by a dark moonlit night. The faint candlelight is like a firefly. The breeze blows, the river ripples, and the lights are reflected on the river, twinkling like countless stars scattered. What I saw in a boat night book is a poem by a famous poet in Qing Dynasty. The author vividly painted a river map in the middle of the night.

I read the original text in the book Night on the Boat.

When the moon is dark and windy, the fishing lamp is high, and the firefly is lonely. Slight wind and waves, scattered like river stars.

Brief introduction of the author

Cha (1650-1727 65438+1kloc-0/4) was originally named Si Lian, Xia Chong, Cha Chubai and later renamed He Shan, and lived in Chubai Temple in his later years. A native of Huaxi (now Yuanhua Town), Haining, Hangzhou, he was a poet and writer in the Qing Dynasty. Tea is one of the six famous poets in the early Qing Dynasty, and is known as the leader of southeast poetry after Zhu Yizun.

Cha has an important influence on Song studies in the early Qing Dynasty, and is the mainstay and master. Cha has made great achievements in poetry creation, poetry art research and poetry theory research. He wrote more than 10,000 poems in his life and was a prolific poet. His poems are based on the Tang and Song Dynasties, with the Song Dynasty as the leader. He learned from Su Shi in the Song Dynasty and affirmed Huang Tingjian and Lu You as a whole. The poetic style is fresh and meaningful. He is famous for his artistic description and has a great influence on Yuan Mei and the school of spiritualism. His main works are Poems, Poems of Quiet Night Hall, Twelve Poems at the Beginning of Tea, etc.