Poems about missing relatives in Mid-Autumn Festival

This poem describing missing relatives in Mid-Autumn Festival is as follows:

1, life is naturally infatuated, and this resentment has nothing to do with romance. -Su Shi's "Water Tune Song Tou" in Tang Dynasty

I don't know who Qiu Si will meet tonight. -Nostalgic feelings of Li Qingzhao's "Sleeping under the Niuzhu Mountain" in the Song Dynasty

3, meet each other tirelessly, only respect Tingshan. -Preface to Wang Tengting by Wang Bo in the Tang Dynasty

4, 360 days a year, waiting for your arrival every day, swaying * * * Chan Juan. -Li Shangyin's Untitled Tang Dynasty

5. When will there be a bright moon? Ask heaven for wine. -Li Bai's "Into the Wine" in the Tang Dynasty

6. A moment that should last forever has come and gone before I know it. -Du Mu's "Red Cliff Nostalgia" in Tang Dynasty

7, Acacia plum blossom a Ye Xiang, lead the east wind into the restaurant. -Song Dynasty Li Qingzhao's "Little Red Lip, Thin Human Love"

8. Green smoke, red rain and new beauty are behind the mountain. -Cui Hu in the Tang Dynasty "Crossing Luoyang Women's Cave Temple"

9, thousands of miles * * * ChanJuan, long river sets the yen. -Song Xin Qiji's Jade Case Yuan Xi

10, Li * * * Chanjuan, when can I get off the night flight? -Li Bai's Four Poems of Drinking the Bright Moon Alone in the Tang Dynasty (Part Two).

1 1, until, holding up my cup, I asked the moon to bring me my shadow and let the three of us. -Li Bai wrote two poems and four poems about the bright moon alone in the Tang Dynasty.

12, this situation can't be eliminated, just under the brow, but in my heart. -Li Qingzhao in Song Dynasty "Like a Dream, Always Remember the Sunset in Xiting"

13, a pillow full of dreams and tears. -Bai Juyi's Song of Eternal Sorrow in Tang Dynasty

14, lonely and empty, spring comes late, pear blossoms are everywhere. -"Delighting in Rain on a Spring Night" by Du Fu in the Tang Dynasty

However, as long as China keeps our friendship, heaven is still our neighbor. -Preface to Wang Tengting by Wang Bo in the Tang Dynasty

The background of Mid-Autumn Festival blessing poems.

1. Custom of offering sacrifices to the moon: In ancient China, people thought the moon was a symbol of family reunion and happiness, so in the Mid-Autumn Festival, people would hold a ceremony of offering sacrifices to the moon to pray, thank and bless it. An altar will be placed outdoors or indoors, which is dedicated to fruits, cakes and candles. Then the whole family will sit around the altar and pray together to share beautiful moments.

2. Legend of the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon: A famous legend of Mid-Autumn Festival is about the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon. According to legend, ten suns appeared in the ancient sky at the same time, which brought great disasters to people. The hero Hou Yi shot down nine suns and saved the people. As a reward, the Queen Mother gave Hou Yi the elixir of life. But Hou Yi's wife Chang 'e secretly swallowed the elixir, which became extremely light, and eventually flew to the moon and became a fairy in the moon palace. Every Mid-Autumn Night, people look at the full moon and miss Chang 'e and her husband Hou Yi.

3. Ancient China literati loved Mid-Autumn Festival. On this special day, they would write poems and poems to express their thoughts and blessings for their family, friends and motherland. Many classic Mid-Autumn Festival poems have been handed down to this day and become the treasures of China culture.