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When is the solar term reflected by the moonlit night?

The solar term of moonlit reflection refers to: fright.

Moonlit Night is a seven-character quatrain written by Liu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The solar terms reflected in the poem are shocking and describe the author's unique feelings about the warming of the moonlit night in early spring. The original text is as follows:

The moonlight is deeper than half a house, and the big dipper is withered south. ?

Tonight, through the green screen window, I know that spring is warm and the sound of insects is fresh.

The night is still deeper, and the moonlight only illuminates half of the family, and the other half is hidden in the darkness. The Big Dipper is tilted, so is Nandou. I didn't know the arrival of spring until tonight. Outside the screen window reflected by leaves, the chirping insects came to the house for the first time.

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This poem describes the author's unique feelings about the warming of the moonlit night in early spring. The first two sentences of the poem describe the scenery, the setting of the stars and the moon, and the dead of night. The last two sentences of the poem were remembered, heard and felt, because the sound of insects came through the screen window and I felt the warmth of spring.

"Warm spring air" begins with "tonight", which shows that it is very sensitive to the changes of seasonal climate, and the word "little knowledge" is full of complacency. Write that you hear insects through the window and use "head". Give people a feeling of vitality. The green of the window screen is invisible at night.

This kind of green comes from the poet's inner spring. The reason why the poet does not describe the bright external landscape as a symbol of spring. But with the help of the night atmosphere to set off the artistic conception of this poem, because this poem comes from the poet's heart.