One fine moonlit night, Wan Li saw the light, since the Mid-Autumn Moon, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.

"A good moonlit night in a year, Wan Li meets tomorrow" comes from the Mid-Autumn Moon written by Zhang Hu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem expresses the author's love for being in the border and unable to get together with his relatives with the scenery of the mid-autumn moon night. There is sadness of parting between the lines.

Original text:

The blue sky and laurel trees are graceful, and clear autumn is the prime year.

Every year, when the weather is good, Wan Li sees the light.

It should take a long time to go out in the field, even later in the high city.

The world is an affair, and there is nowhere to miss.

About the author:

Zhang Hu, a poet, was born in Qinghe (now Qinghe County, Xingtai City) in Tang Dynasty. His family background is prominent, and he is called Zhang Gongzi, and he has the reputation of "a celebrity in the family". I lived in Gusu in my early years. In Changqing, Ling Huchu recommended it, but it was not reported. The princess mansion was excluded by Yuan Zhen, and her former residence was Huainan, where she loved Danyang music and lived in seclusion. Throughout Zhang Hu's life, he has made remarkable achievements in poetry creation. "Thousands of miles away, a maid-in-waiting lived here for twenty years" was named after Zhang Hu, and 349 of his poems were included in The Whole Tang Poetry.