The poem describing the beautiful night sky is as follows:
1. From Hanshan Temple outside Suzhou City, the midnight bell rings to the passenger ship. ——Tang Zhang Ji's "Night Mooring at Fengqiao/Night Mooring at Fengjiang River"
1. Interpretation:
In Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City, the midnight bell reached the passenger ship superior.
2. Appreciation:
The poem depicts a beautiful picture of Hanshan Temple at night, giving people a sense of tranquility and remoteness. The sound of the bell adds a sense of mystery to the scene. Late at night, the bells echo in the night sky, giving people an otherworldly feeling. The poet used this scene to express his thoughts and perceptions about life and the world.
The poem is concise and concise, with profound artistic conception, giving people space for deep thinking. Through the description of scenery, it expresses the author's thinking and pursuit of the realm of life, and shows the unique charm of the realm of ancient Chinese literati.
2. The smoke is in the cold water, the moon is in the sand, and I stay in Qinhuai at night near the restaurant. ——Du Mu, Tang Dynasty, "Boarding at Qinhuai"
1. Interpretation:
Smoke lingers on the cold river, and the bright moonlight reflects on the fine sand. Parked at a restaurant near the Qinhuai River at night.
2. Appreciation:
The smoke cage is cold, the water is caged, the moon is caged in the sand, and the sentence "mooring in Qinhuai at night near the restaurant" outlines the entire scene in concise and vivid language. The description of smoke and cold water hints at the cold and humid atmosphere at night. The river is shrouded in smoke, making it appear cold and deep, giving people a hazy feeling.
The Moon Cage Sand connects the moonlight with the beach. The moonlight is reflected on the fine sand, forming a beautiful scene. The brightness of the moonlight contrasts sharply with the coldness of the river, creating a tranquil and mysterious atmosphere. Parking at a restaurant near Qinhuai River at night reveals that the ship anchored at a restaurant near the Qinhuai River at night. There is a quiet and comfortable atmosphere here, where people can taste good wine and food and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
3. The moonlight is deeper than half of the house, and the Beidou is facing the south. ——Liu Fangping of the Tang Dynasty, "Moon Night/Night Moon"
1. Interpretation:
The deeper moonlight illuminates half of the house, and the bend of the Big Dipper blocks the South Dipper.
2. Appreciation:
On the whole, this poem reflects the author's thinking about life, destiny and ideals by describing the natural scenery and using the symbolic meaning of the stars. It expresses admiration for the natural beauty, while also revealing thoughts and emotions about the difficulties in life. This way of expressing emotions gives the poem an implicit and profound artistic conception, giving people inspiration and thinking.