1. The Moon by Xue Tao, a poetess in the Tang Dynasty.
In ancient times, the ancients liked to use the moon to represent their love for love, or their love for love and so on. It always gives people the feeling that the moon will be used to write poems everywhere. The first few words of Xue Taoyue, a poetess in the Tang Dynasty, are so beautiful that people can't help wondering under what circumstances the poet wrote this feeling.
Xue Tao is both beautiful and talented. She can write poetry at the age of eight or nine and is proficient in music. She is also known as "the four great poetesses in Tang Dynasty" with Yu, and "the four great talented women in Sichuan" with Zhuo Wenjun, Mrs. Hua Rui and Huang Li, leaving over 90 classic works for later generations. Among these works, the following song "Moon" is included.
The "moon" of the Tang Dynasty?
Xue Tao's spirit is as small as a hook, and Fan flies by plane.
Thin shadows will be round. How many places in the world can you see them?
Second, the meaning of "month"
For the "moon", we can translate it into vernacular: the curved moon becomes round day by day and looks like a round fan, but how many people in the world have noticed this change of the moon?
From the first two sentences of the poem, "the spirit is as small as a hook, and the fan flies away from Han", we can see that the author loves the moon and often appreciates its beauty. She wants to share its beauty with others, but unfortunately she can't find a bosom friend to sing with, thus making such a sigh. How many people are still looking at the beautiful moon? It is precisely because the author expressed his beautiful wishes with simple and true words that this poem became a classic.