Silver plate, Yin Hui, Qinghui, ice plate, ice wheel, jade hook, Chanjuan, bright, soft and light, Yuhuan, jade wheel, jade plate, crescent moon as eyebrow, waning moon as bow, crescent moon as hook, Leng Yue as ice, full moon as plate, bright moon as mirror, moonlight as water, bright moon as breeze and Leng Yue as sparse star.
The moon has many interesting reputations in China's ancient poems:
Jade rabbit (who wants to climb the stairs to see the jade rabbit, who will cover the silver que-Xin Qiji);
Luminous (luminous, why do you have children when you die? —— Qu Yuan);
Su E (Su E is another name for the moon-Youxue Qionglin);
Ice wheel (the jade hook decides who to hang, but the ice wheel is helpless-land tour);
Jade wheel (jade wheel meets wet light, Luan Pei meets a stranger in Gui Xiang-Li He);
Jade toad (cold night fog outside, three or five jade toad autumn-Fang Gan);
Gui' ao (Gui' ao flies to a sunny place and enjoys a cool day in autumn-Su Shi);
Toad (Fujian set sail, but toad lost his reunion-Jia Dao);
Ancient pictures (Yang birds don't come out of the valley, and ancient pictures are half hidden-Li Bai);
Chan Juan (I wish you a long life, take Wan Li Road * * * Chan Juan-Su Shi).
In addition, the moon has many unique nicknames, such as jade bow, jade laurel, jade plate, jade hook, jade mirror, ice mirror, Guanghan Palace, Chang 'e, jade sheep and so on.
Reference link Moon (the natural satellite of the earth)-Sogou Encyclopedia?