The short poems about Mid-Autumn Festival are as follows
1. In the Song Dynasty, Yan Shu's "Mid-Autumn Moon" turned to the court for ten rounds, and this evening attracted people to the corner. Su E may not have no regrets, but the jade toad is lonely and lonely.
In the moonlight, the shadow of the buttonwood tree moves unconsciously as time goes by, and still faces the corner alone on this reunion night. Chang 'e in the moon palace is not without regret now. After all, she is only accompanied by the cold moon palace and lonely osmanthus trees.
2. In Pi Rixiu's "Guizi on the Night of August 15th in Tianzhu Temple" in the Tang Dynasty, the jade star Shanshan went down to the moon, and it was found in front of the temple. So far, there is no such thing as heaven, but Chang 'e should throw it at people.
Scattered osmanthus petals, like jade beads falling from the bottom of the moon, pick up osmanthus flowers in front of the temple, and the petals are more moist with dew. I don't know what happened in the sky until now. This sweet-scented osmanthus was probably scattered by Chang 'e and given to everyone.
3. In the Song Dynasty, Su Shi's "Yangguanqu Mid-Autumn Moon" was full of twilight clouds, and the silver and the Chinese turned to the jade plate silently. This life is not a good night, where to see the bright moon next year.
As night falls, the clouds are exhausted, the world is full of cold, the milky way is silent, and the bright moon is as white as a jade plate. In my life, every Mid-Autumn Festival night, I seldom encounter such beautiful scenery as today, but where will I go to watch the moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival next year?
4. In the atrium of Wang Jian's "Looking at the Moon for 15 Nights to Send Du Langzhong" in the Tang Dynasty, Bai Shu lived in crow, and Coody Leng was silent and wet osmanthus. I don't know who Qiu Si will fall into tonight.
The snow-white trees in the courtyard ground are inhabited by magpies and crows, and the autumn dew silently wets the osmanthus in the courtyard. Tonight, people are looking up at the bright moon in the sky, and I don't know whose home this Qiu Si love falls on.
5. The Mid-Autumn Festival written by Sikong Tu in the Tang Dynasty is leisurely singing outside autumn scenery, and everything feels leisurely. If there is no moon in this night, a year will be spent in vain.
Walking in the autumn night in my spare time and singing in a low voice always makes me feel empty, depressed and nervous. If there is no full moon tonight, this autumn is a waste of time.
6. I wish people a long life and a thousand miles. -Su Shi's "When is the bright moon?"