"Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City, the midnight bell rings for the passenger ship" comes from "Night Mooring on Maple Bridge" by Zhang Ji, a poet of the Tang Dynasty
"Night Mooring on Maple Bridge"
The moon sets and crows cry, the sky is filled with frost,
Jiang Feng fishes and fires against Chou Mian.
Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City,
The midnight bell rang to the passenger ship.
Appreciation of the work
On an autumn night, a passenger ship from afar was moored beside the Fengqiao outside Suzhou. Tomorrow has already set, with a few crows crows, the sky full of frost, maple trees by the river, and a few fishing fires. This cold autumn night in the water town accompanied the wanderer in the boat, making him feel how desolate it was. In just two sentences, this poem describes what the poet saw, heard, and felt, and painted a picture of a desolate journey on an autumn night. But the last two sentences of this poem are more charming. The midnight bell of Hanshan Temple not only brings out the tranquility of the night, but also strikes the poet's lonely heart, making people feel the eternity and loneliness of time and space. Produce boundless reveries about life and history. This kind of artistic conception creation that combines movement and stillness most typically conveys the charm of Chinese poetry art.