I. Translation of Mid-Autumn Moon
The moon in Mid-Autumn Festival looks brighter than at other times. What if it's brighter? How many people know the ups and downs it has experienced?
Forget it, don't say rain or shine, cherish the good times in the world! I hope I can see such a beautiful moon in such a beautiful season every year.
Second, poetry appreciation.
Xu Youzhen thought of the "full moon" in The Bright Moon, but he didn't indulge in sentimentality. The phrase "harmony and happiness" is very free and easy, and the last common Mid-Autumn Moon reflects his love for the Mid-Autumn Festival. It is more subtle than the sadness that most poets end next year, and it is interesting to read from the structure of words.
Both the upper and lower films have thimbles of "Pianjiao Street" and "Good Season", and the first sentence of the lower film "The Moon is in the Mid-Autumn Festival" and the last sentence of the upper film are connected with the first sentence of the upper film, which is catchy and interesting.
Author's brief introduction and main achievements
I. Introduction to the author
(1407 ~ 1472) A native of Wuxian (now Suzhou, Jiangsu), formerly known as Chen, Ziyu, Mingtianquan, and the ancestor of Zhu Yunming. Xuande eight years Jinshi, awarded the Hanlin editing. Because he planned the restoration of English sects, he was appointed as a martial arts scholar and a bachelor of Gai Hua Hall, and was in charge of the Wen Yuan Pavilion. Later, he falsely accused Yu Qian and Wang Wen. Kill them and monopolize power.
Second, the main achievements
Xu Youzhen was the top scholar in Xuande eight years (1433), and was elected as Jishi Shu with the first place, and entered imperial academy. At the end of Jingtai, he participated in planning the change of seizing the door, which contributed to the successful restoration of Ming Yingzong, and thus became the cabinet record, and also won the title of Gong Fubo.
The laws of the Ming dynasty clearly stipulated that civil servants could not be knighted without military merit. Therefore, at the end of the Ming Dynasty, there were only a handful of civilian officials who were knighted. Xu Youzhen, as the cabinet record, was the highest official of the Ming Dynasty, with the title of "Gong Fubo".