On the surface, this little poem seems unintentional, but it is meaningful when read carefully: "The frost wind blows and the moonlight shines brightly. I stand side by side with a top tree, but I am not leaning." The poem was written in 19 18, which is an era of publicizing personality independence. At that time, Ibsen's sentence was popular: "The biggest enemy in the world is the most isolated person." This kind of independent arrogance was exaggerated by Guo Moruo as the grandiloquence of "letting it develop, it will flood the universe". In the words of Lu Xun, it became a cry of "I am myself". Shen's Moonlit Night is more like a monologue on a windy and frosty night. The last line uses the word "que", which neither belittles the height of the tree, but also highlights the self-reliance of "I". This poem seems to be written for today. In the last century, people were tied to big trees. Today, people prefer to rely on themselves. The so-called "there is a big tree to enjoy the cool" and "the tree is gone" is "leaning".