The following are some ancient poems containing elements such as "moon", "people" and "season":
"Moon Night" by Du Fu in the Tang Dynasty: "Tonight the moon in Yanzhou, the boudoir I only look at it alone. The fragrance and mist clouds make the servant girl wet, and when I lean on the empty awning, my tears are dry. Silent and silent, I can only see the white moon in the autumn in the heart of the river. Tonight, I feel like listening to fairy music, and my ears are temporarily bright. The grass dries up every year. The wild fire cannot be burned out, and the spring breeze blows into the ancient road, and the clear green leaves are sent to the deserted city, full of love. "Mooring Boats in Guazhou": "Between Jingkou and Guazhou, Zhongshan is only separated by several mountains. The spring breeze is green again on the south bank of the river. When will the bright moon shine on me again?"
"Like a Dream" by Li Qingzhao of the Song Dynasty : "I often remember that at dusk in the Xiting Pavilion, I was so drunk that I didn't know my way back, and I came back late after all my excitement. I felt this, and I sat there feeling sad and emotionless. The beauty was like a flower separated by the clouds. Last night, it was raining and windy, and I was sleeping heavily and couldn't get rid of the remaining wine. I tried to ask the person behind the curtain, But the crabapples are still the same, do you know? Do you know? They should be green, fat, red and thin. "
In these poems, elements such as "moon", "people" and "season" are all reflected, through different words. Rhetorical techniques and expression techniques make poems more vivid and emotional, and can arouse readers' excitement and thinking.