When traditional festivals meet ancient poetry: the Lantern Festival poems know much

The moon is on the top of the willow, after dusk. --Ouyang Xiu (欧阳修)《生查子-元夕》

不是暗尘明月，那时元夜。 --Jiang Jie, "The Lady's Crown - New Year's Eve"

Jinli opened a fragrant banquet, and the orchid jar was colorful in the early years. --Lu Zhaolin, "Observing the Lanterns on the Fifteenth Night"

Listening to the Lantern Festival, the clamor of the past years, the songs and dances of the past years, the songs and dances of the past years, the songs and dances of the past years. --Wang Pan, "Ancient Toad Palace - Lantern Festival"

Blowing pianos under the tent and spitting out musk, and not a bit of dust with the horses. --Su Shi, "Butterfly Lovers' Flower: The New Year's Eve in Mizhou"

The pianos and songs are scattered at five o'clock, and the lights are scarce in ten miles of bright moonlight. --Zhou Bangyan, "The Flower of the Explanation" (解语花-上元)

袨服华妆着处逢，六街灯火闹儿童。 --Yuan Hao Wen, "The Night of the New Year in Kyoto"

On the night of the New Year last year, the lights in the flower market were as bright as day. --Ouyang Xiu, "Sheng Zha Zi - New Year's Eve"

Who teaches the night of the red lotus every year? --Jiang Kui, "Partridge Sky - Dreaming on New Year's Eve"

The fire trees and silver flowers merge, and the iron locks on the starry bridges are opened. --Su Flavor, "The Fifth Night of the First Moon"

Thousands of doors were unlocked and ten thousand lamps were lit, and in the middle of the first month, the earth's capital was moved. --Zhang Hu, "Night Lights on the Fifteenth Night of the First Moon"

This year on New Year's Eve, the moon and the lights are still the same. --Ouyang Xiu, "Sheng Zha Zi - Yuan Yi"

The beauty is leaning on the lanterns of the previous year, leaning on the Yao Se with tears in her eyes. --Zhu Dunru, "Good Things Near - Spring Rain is as Fine as Dust"