Pick hibiscus under the moon and get lotus seeds every night. Whose poem is this? What does this mean?

According to legend, it was written by a woman named Midnight in Jin Dynasty, and its authenticity can no longer be verified. It means that every night when I pick lotus seeds by moonlight, I pick a lot of lotus seeds. Songs at Four o'clock at Midnight is a folk song of Yuefu in the Southern Dynasties, which was included in Yuefu Poems compiled by Guo Maoqian in the Song Dynasty.

There are 75 songs in Four o'clock in the Midnight, including 20 songs about loving each other, 20 songs about summer, 18 songs about Qiu Ge and 17 songs about winter. Also known as "Wu Sheng Four Seasons Songs" or "Midnight Wu Ge", it is called "Four Seasons Songs" for short. This sentence comes from the eighth summer song of Midnight Four Seasons.

original text

Deng Chao balcony, in Xi Sulanchi. Pick hibiscus under the moon and get lotus seeds every night.

translate

I went to The Upper Terrace in the morning, lived in Lanchi at night, and picked many lotus seeds by moonlight every night.

Extended data

"Summer Song" begins with such a scene: "On the Jinghu Lake, which stretches for miles, clusters of lotus flowers are blooming." In the 300-mile-wide Jinghu Lake, when the budding lotus is in full bloom, Shi looks like a lotus picker, but her beauty and reputation have caused a sensation. Watchers o' er helm of yuo yestream makes the wide Ruoye River narrow and vivid with the word "narrow", and the lively scene of crowded people and people filling the bank with boats seems to be presented to readers.

Shi's Lotus Picking is not only legendary, but also reasonable in Ruoye River. As for boating in Sanbaijing Lake, it is the author's imagination. However, this kind of imagination is suspected of changing the facts, because if the beauty of the stone is expressed by the clarity of the mirror lake, or the water course of 300 miles is used to express many people who worship the stone.