Poems about Chang'e include: "Wine to Ask the Moon", "Moonset", "Chang'e", "Shui Diao Ge Tou: When will the bright moon come".
1. "Wine to Ask the Moon": This poem expresses the poet's sigh for the moon and his memory for Chang'e. The poet asked about the moon with wine, expressing his longing for Chang'e and his yearning for the moon palace.
2. "Moonlight Night": This poem describes the beauty and mystery of the moonlit night. The poet expressed his worship of the moon and admiration for Chang'e through the description of the moon and Chang'e.
3. "Chang'e": This poem tells the story of Chang'e and expresses the poet's sympathy and admiration for Chang'e. By describing Chang'e's experience, the poet expressed his pursuit of love and cherishing life.
4. "Shui Tiao Ge Tou: When will the bright moon come": This poem is the poet's praise and longing for the moon. Through the description of the moon, the poet expresses his longing for his relatives far away and his yearning for a better life.
Chang'e's Sentences:
1. I look up at the stars. Is there a trace of Chang'e on the brightest moon? Do you miss Hou Yi? Is there Wu Gang's loneliness? If so, please tell me Qingfeng, I would like to turn into a star to accompany you.
2. On the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, our family sat in the yard, eating moon cakes and looking at the bright moon. I couldn't help but think of the story of Chang'e flying to the moon. I wonder if Chang'e in the moon palace also Looking at us this night?
3. According to legend, Chang'e is the goddess of the moon. Whenever the moon is full, have you ever imagined the scene of Chang'e living in the moon palace? Is she also silently guarding our relatives on earth at this moment? Whenever the moon rises, we will keep this beautiful legend in mind.
4. Whenever the Mid-Autumn Festival comes, people will look up at the bright moon and imagine Chang'e's life in the moon palace. She is so beautiful and mysterious that people can't help but want to know about her. story.
5. The legendary story of Chang'e flying to the moon not only shows the ancients' worship of the moon and yearning for eternal life, but also expresses people's yearning and pursuit of beautiful love. The story of Chang'e has become an integral part of Chinese culture.