What is the content of the Lantern Festival in Tang Yin?

The contents of Tang Yin Lantern Festival are: the moon without lights is not entertaining, and the moon without lights is not spring. Spring is everywhere, just like the lady seen here. On a bright moonlit night, flashing lanterns set off the moon like pure silver. The streets are full of Zhu Cui swimming around the girls in the village, singing songs and competing with the social gods. How can you get rid of this wonderful moment if you don't show your respect and smile?

Tang Yin (1470 March 6-1524 65438+1October 7) was born in Wuxian (now Suzhou, Jiangsu Province), originally from Jinchang County, Liangzhou. A famous calligrapher, painter and poet in Ming Dynasty. In the twenty-first year of Chenghua (1485), he won the first place in the senior high school entrance examination of Suzhou Prefecture and entered the government school. In the eleventh year of Hongzhi, he won the first place in the provincial examination in Zhongnan Zhili (Xie Yuan) and went to Beijing to take the exam. In the twelfth year of Hongzhi, he was involved in the fraud case of Xu Jing's examination hall, was sentenced to prison and demoted to a petty official in Zhejiang and Francisco.

Tang Yin's Yuanxiao is a common poem about Yuanxiao, centering on the city. But this "Yuanxiao" is set in the countryside. The countryside under the moonlight is beautiful, and the village girl under the moonlight is even more beautiful. They are full of youth, beaming and laughing. The artistic conception of Lantern Festival is even more beautiful and moving.