1, the night is wet, the ground is wet, the air is silent, and the Woods are silent.
From a poem by American poet robert bly: "I saw you bring plants in", the night is wet, the ground is wet, the air is silent, the Woods are silent, and the next sentence is "I love you tonight".
The moonlight is beautiful (the moonlight is really beautiful tonight).
It is said that when Natsume Soseki was an English teacher, he asked his students how to translate I love you. Some students translated it as してぃます (straightforward "I love you"), and Natsume Soseki said that Japanese people never say "I love you". The Japanese will say that the moon is beautiful.
Your hair is messed up.
The whole sentence is: if I love you and you happen to love me, when your hair is messed up, I will help you with a smile, and then my hand will stay in your hair for a few more seconds. However, if I love you and you don't love me, and your hair is messed up, I will only tell you gently that your hair is messed up. -Haruki Murakami
I like to choose my favorite meaning from the poet's words.
The whole sentence is: people choose their favorite meaning from the poet's words. But the ultimate meaning of poetry is directed at you. -Tagore's "Gitanjali"
Dragons should be hidden in the clouds.
The whole sentence is: the dragon should hide in the clouds, and you should hide in your heart. -Shen Congwen's "Little Scene under the Moon"