The ancient poems expressing the lines of reunion are as follows:
1. "Yangguan Song·Mid-Autumn Moon" Song Dynasty: Su Shi
The real name of the Mid-Autumn Festival poem is King Xiao Qin, which is popular. That is to say, the dusk clouds in Yangguan are all gone and overflowing with coldness, and the silver man turns the jade plate silently.
This life and this night will not last long. Where can I see the bright moon next year?
Translation: As night falls, the clouds disappear, the sky and the earth are filled with cold air, the Milky Way flows silently, and the bright moon turns to the sky, as white and crystal clear as a jade plate. Every Mid-Autumn Festival night in my life, the moonlight is mostly hidden by wind and clouds, and I rarely encounter such beautiful scenery as today. It is really rare! But next year's Mid-Autumn Festival, where will I watch the moon?
2. "Guizi on the Night of August 15th in Tianzhu Temple" Tang Dynasty: Pi Rixiu
The jade stone was found under the moon wheel, and it was found in front of the temple. So far, there is no such thing as happening in heaven. It should be thrown to people by Chang'e.
Translation: Osmanthus flowers fell from the sky, as if they were falling from the moon. Picking up the sweet-scented osmanthus in front of the temple, I saw that its color was white and fresh.
I still don’t understand why Wu Gang has trouble with the sweet-scented osmanthus tree. This sweet-scented osmanthus was probably scattered by Chang'e and given to everyone.
3. "Waiting for the Moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival" Lu Guimeng
The frost wheel turns late, and the good wind seems to bring good luck. The curtains are slanting and the trees are separated by endless love. The candles and candles are faintly fragrant and I sit there without hesitation.
I love the sound of Sheng tunes in the north, but I gradually lose sight of the stars in the south. Who is the school's cooling power? It's not like the first round and the noon hour.
Lu Guimeng, an agriculturist and writer in the Tang Dynasty, was born in Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province. He once served as an aide to the governors of Huzhou and Suzhou, and later lived in seclusion in Fuli, Songjiang. He compiled "Collected Works of Mr. Fuli" and so on. His essays are mainly collected in the "Lize Series", which are highly realistic and have precise discussions, such as "The Stele of the Wild Temple" and "Recording the Rice Rat". Lu Guimeng made friends with Pi Rixiu, and was known as "Pi Lu" in the world. Most of his poems were about scenery and objects.