What does the moon symbolize in this poem?

First of all, in China's poems, the moon, especially the full moon, is like a bright light in the night, which can illuminate every corner of China and is the carrier of lyricism. On the night of Mid-Autumn Festival, the round moon symbolizes reunion. Many lyricists praised it as a way to miss their hometown, relatives and friends, and their loved ones. As we all know:

"The moon is bright, and people are crowded" ("The Book of Songs, Chen Feng, Moonrise")

"The moon, now full of the sea, the end of the world * * *. Bring a separated heart, miss at night "(Zhang Jiuling's" Looking at the Moon and Thinking about the Distance ").

"The foot of my bed is shining with such bright light. Is it frosty already? Looking up, I found that it was moonlight, and it sank back, and I suddenly remembered home "(Li Bai's" Silent Night Thinking ").

In addition, it is worth integrating that many frustrated poets and poets in ancient times were exiled to other places and used the moon as a way to express their feelings, such as:

"Life is endless, and the rivers and moons are similar year after year" (Zhang's "Moonlit Night on the Spring River")

"Rabbit cold toad cold osmanthus white. Heng E should be heartbroken this night "(Li Shangyin's Moonlight).

People in China think that the beauty of the moon is sublime, moist, soft, quiet and pure, but it is out of reach from a distance. For example, in the poem Moonlit Night on a Spring River, the moon is the main body, and spring, river, flowers, moon and night are the background of the whole poem. "Moon" is a mixture of scenery and scenery in poetry, which runs through it like a link in the whole poem.

At the same time, the moon also symbolizes the charm of women. Looking through the Book of Songs, we will find that the moon symbolizes the beauty of women in the poem, which can be confirmed by The Sun in the East and The Moon Comes Out. Among them, "Oriental Day" and "Oriental Moon" in "Oriental Day" symbolize women's appearance and are creative.

Westerners interpret the moon as cold and scary, symbolizing loneliness. The moon is tragically associated with many horror stories such as bats, ronin and vampires. And it has become an indispensable part of the author's camp to create a horrible atmosphere, such as the werewolf mutation on a full moon night, and the bat turning into a horrible vampire demon on a full moon night.

China and the west have one thing in common, that is, the moon represents romance. In fact, if you think deeply, it is not difficult to understand. Who hasn't walked and dated on a moonlit night since ancient times? The moon is full of romance, so listen to Teresa Teng's famous song "The Moon Represents My Heart", and the western waltz "Fly Me to the Moon" is also my favorite romantic love song.