Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Many stars are arranged like chess pieces, which makes the night sky look deep. The unsinkable moon, like a solitary lamp, illuminates the cliff. Bright as a mirror, the moon is crystal clear without polishing. Hanging in the sky is my heart.
2, thin clouds are clever, flying stars spread grievances, and silver is dark. -From the Song Dynasty: Qin Guan's "Qiao Yun, the Fairy of Queqiao"
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: thin clouds change in the sky, meteors convey the sadness of acacia in the sky, and tonight I quietly cross the distant and boundless galaxy.
3, the star splashes Evian beads, the dew is about to drip, and the treasure is cut. The blue sky is like practice, and the light shakes the Beidou. -From the Yuan Dynasty: Meng Yun's "Clouds and Beads Splash on the Clear Sand"
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: The meteors in the sky twinkle along the Milky Way, like splash and dew scattered, like a drop of jade liquid. In the night, bluegrass has withered, but it is still neat as scissors. The blue sky is like silk, and the big dipper is swaying with the waves.
4, the stars from the empty place, the moon ran along the river. -From the Tang Dynasty: Du Fu's One Night in a Foreign Country
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: The stars are hanging on the horizon, and Ye Ping looks very broad; The moonlight is surging with the waves, and the river is rolling eastward.
5. Wandering around the courtyard, the clouds hate Yu He's face. -From Yuan Dynasty: Zhang Kejiu's Sai Qiu Hong Chun Qing.
Interpretation of the vernacular: the stars are thin and the moon is light, the swing is empty, the sorrow is like a cloud, the hate is like rain, and the face is like a lotus.