Zude Ye Yuan Jin Fei Ye Yuan, Chey Chu Yuan Jian Chan Juan.
Last night's round was not tonight's round, but it is doubtful whether the venue of the round will reduce the suspicion.
If you think about Toure's absence, you can get more than twenty years.
Twelve degrees full moon, teenagers can get a few hours.
Yong Yue (translated by Li Jianshu):
Yesterday's full moon is not today's full moon. I really doubt whether this round moon is still beautiful. Twelve months a year, the moon is round. If it is missing, it can be round if it is missing. But how much time can a person have in his life that belongs to youth?
Interpretation of words in "Singing the Moon" (meaning);
Yong: Description
Juan: Very nice gesture.
Degree: Time, back.
Appreciation of Chanting to the Moon (Li Jianshu);
This is a poem about the moon. Yesterday's full moon is not today's full moon. I really doubt whether this round moon is still beautiful. In the twelve months of a year, the moon is round, and it can be round if it is missing. But how much time can a person have in his life that belongs to youth?
Through the alternation of nature, the poet realized the ruthlessness and brevity of time and warned people to cherish time.
Li Jianshu, life is unknown, a poet, wrote Chanting to the Moon.
Last night's circle was not tonight's circle wrote about the change of the moon from round to short, and pointed out that when the moon was round, it was also the time when the moon began to shorten. Poets always observe the moon from the point of view of development and change, which shows that poets always adhere to dialectical methods when observing the moon, seeing movement in silence and changing in constancy. This is commendable.
As the saying goes, the moon on the fifteenth day is sixteen circles. There is only one day a month when the moon is the roundest. In this way, twelve months a year, the real full moon is only "twelve degrees". However, life is different from the full moon, and youth belongs to everyone only once.
"How many hours can I get as a teenager?" The poet used rhetorical questions to emphasize the loveliness and preciousness of my childhood, which is gone forever. The whole poem uses metaphor, which is easy to understand and touching, and encourages people to cherish their youth.