The meaning of looking at the moon in ancient poetry

1. There is more than one ancient poem named "Looking at the Moon". Different authors have different meanings.

For example, poets Zheng, Liu Jia, Yu Wuling in the Tang Dynasty and Song Qi in the Song Dynasty all wrote poems on "Looking at the Moon".

2. "Looking at the Moon" poems mainly recite the scenery under the moon and express their feelings.

3. Taking Jia's full moon as an example, the explanation is as follows:

Original poem:

In the clear autumn, the new age will accompany you, and the high buildings on the river will lean against the sky. The wine is all exposed, and the guests are scattered, which is even more leaking in the moonlight.

Translation:

The sunny weather in the clear mid-autumn moon is the same as yours, leaning against the railings of high-rise buildings by the river and looking up at the blue sky.

The night after the booze, first frost dew, all the guests left, only the sound of bangzi resounded through the moonlight.