Poems and their authors in the forty-eighth chapter of A Dream of Red Mansions

Chapter 48 focuses on Xiang Ling's study of poetry and Dai Yu's study of poetry. Daiyu wrote the following two poems (the names of which are my own):

moon

The moon is hanging in the sky, the night is cold, the light is clear and the shadow is round.

Poets often want to play when they are entertaining, but strangers can't bear to watch it.

A jade mirror is hung next to the jade building, and an ice tray is hung outside the bead curtain.

Why light silver candles on a bright night? Clear colors are shining on the painting column.

moonlight

Unlike the silver moon, the moonlight reflects cold light, and looking up at the clear sky in the night sky supports a jade plate.

Plum blossoms in the moonlight exude a strong fragrance, and the silver branches of willow branches look dry.

The faint white powdery mildew on the golden steps is like a thin layer of light frost flying on the jade pillar.

Wake up in the west wing is silent, only the waning moon in the sky can look into the distance through the curtain.

Another poem involved in this chapter is Wang Wei's Bunker, which Xiangling asked Daiyu for.