Mid-Autumn Festival in Tang Poetry

The Tang poems of Mid-Autumn Festival are as follows:

1, wandering outside autumn scenery, everything feels leisurely. If there is no moon this night, a year will be wasted.

Commentary: Walking in the autumn night in my spare time, singing in a low voice, I always feel empty, depressed and nervous. If there is no full moon tonight, this autumn is a waste of time.

Appreciation: This is a Mid-Autumn Festival poem by Si Kongtu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The greatest beauty of this poem lies in the word "moonless". If there were no moon, Li Bai's homesickness would not be aroused. "No Moon" is precisely to highlight the importance of "Moon" for Mid-Autumn Festival. The Mid-Autumn Festival full moon has become a kind of sustenance for people to express their love for acacia. As the saying goes, "I only stayed in the sky for a circle, and all the surnames in the world looked up."

2, the circle is cold and empty, and all words are the same. Know that thousands of miles away, there is no rain and no wind?

Explanation: A bright moon rises in the sky. It is said that everywhere is the same moonlight. Who knows that thousands of miles away, there is no wind and rain?

Appreciation: this word is obvious, which reflects the author's nostalgia for his hometown and his concern for his loved ones. On the full moon night in Mid-Autumn Festival, tell the moon about the suffering of lovesickness. This poem with the theme of chanting the moon reveals a truth: everything in the world is different and ever-changing, and it cannot be the same. Just like the Mid-Autumn Festival night, there is a bright moon here, but it is stormy elsewhere.

3. Wanderers listen to drums and autumn geese. The dew turns to frost tonight, and the moonlight at home is bright!

Explanation: The drums on the police building cut off people's communication. In autumn, a lonely goose is whining. From this night on, I officially entered the Millennium solar term, and the moon in my hometown is still the brightest and brightest.

Appreciation: The poem's first couplet and couplet depict the scenery and set off the atmosphere of war. On this basis, the two brothers, the Neck Couplet and the Tail Couplet, were separated because of the war, living without a fixed place and never heard from each other, so the feeling of missing came to life, especially in the autumn dew season, against the backdrop of the drums on the garrison upstairs and the wailing of the lonely geese who lost their flock, this feeling of missing became deeper and stronger.