Said by: Full Moon Philip Burkart (Don Zhang Jiuling)
A bright moon rises in the vast sea, and now you and I are facing each other at the ends of the earth.
Appreciation: "When will the bright moon come, the sky will be vast?" It is an eternal classic sentence with a lofty and harmonious atmosphere. This sentence is a complete scene, pointing out the "full moon" in the title. The second sentence "At this time, the horizon is * * *", that is, from the scene to the situation, into the "Huaiyuan".
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Creation background
In the 21st year of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty (733), Zhang Jiuling served as prime minister in Korea. In the 24th year of Kaiyuan (736), he was slandered by the traitor Li and went on strike. "Full Moon Philip Burkart" should be written after Zhang Jiuling's relegation to Jingzhou in the 24th year of Kaiyuan, and it should belong to the same period as "Twelve Poems of Feeling".
This poem is a masterpiece of longing for the moon. Close to the beginning of the topic, the first sentence is "looking at the moon" and the second sentence is "Huaiyuan"; Then express the feelings of missing distant relatives; Five or six sentences and three or four sentences, specifically describing the situation of sleepless nights; The last two sentences further expressed deep affection for distant relatives.