The moon of the Millennium solar terms

1, indicating that the moon in my hometown is still the brightest after entering the Millennium solar term from tonight;

2. The Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu's Moonlight Remembers Brothers;

3, the whole poem

The drums of the defenders cut off people's communication, and a lonely goose was singing in autumn in the frontier.

The dew turns to frost tonight, and the moonlight at home is bright!

Brothers are scattered, and no one can ask about life and death.

Letters sent to Luoyang city are often not delivered, and wars often do not stop.

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Garrison the drums upstairs to break pedestrians, and the lonely geese sing in autumn night.

The dew is colder and whiter tonight, and the moon in my hometown is always the brightest and brightest.

Although there are brothers, they are all scattered in the war, and they are all wandering in other places, and they can't find any news.

Letters from home are often not received, let alone wars that have lasted for many years.

My brother: My brother. Du Fu has four younger brothers: Du Ying, Du Guan, Du Feng and Du Zhan.

Drums: Drums used to tell the time or sound an alarm on fortress buildings.

Breaking pedestrians: refers to the curfew after drums.

Border Autumn: A work called Autumn Border, a remote place in autumn, refers to Qin Zhou.

A wild goose: a lonely wild goose. The ancients compared a wild goose to a brother, a wild goose and a scattered brother.

He knows that the dew tonight will be frost: it refers to the "white dew" that is upright overnight.

Homeless: Du Fu's old house near Luoyang has been destroyed by An Shi Rebellion.

L: Always, always.

No: I can't get it.

Non-stop: At this time, Shi Siming, a rebel, was fighting fiercely with Li Guangbi, a general of Tang Dynasty.