Five-character quatrains in Mid-Autumn Festival poems

There are five quatrains in the Mid-Autumn Festival poem: "The moon is full on the sea, and the horizon is * * * at this time", "The moon hangs in the autumn sky, and its luster is wet", "The full moon flies in the mirror, and the sword is folded in the heart", and "If there is no moon tonight, autumn will be wasted every year".

1, the moon is in the sky, and heaven remains our neighbourhood: The poem "Looking at the Moon in Philip Burkart" by Zhang Jiuling, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "The moon is in the sky, and heaven remains our neighbourhood". This poem means that when the bright moon rises on the sea, my relatives far away in the world are also in the same place with me at this time, looking at this round of bright moon.

2. The moon hangs in the autumn sky: the poem "The moon hangs in the autumn sky, and Guanghua is wet" in the poem "Autumn Night Under the Moon" by Meng Haoran, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem depicts a bright moon hanging high in the autumn night sky, and dew shining in the moonlight.

3. Homesickness on a moonlit night: A poem written by Du Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, in jathyapple on August 15th said, "When the moon is full, the mirror flies and the heart turns to a sword.". This poem means that the full moon hangs high in the sky like a mirror, and my homesickness is as painful as being separated by a big knife.

4. Moon in Mid-Autumn Festival: In the poem Mid-Autumn Festival written by the Tang Dynasty poet Si Kongtu, "If there is no moon tonight, a year will be wasted." This poem means that if there is no full moon on the night of Mid-Autumn Festival, then this autumn will be wasted.

Matters needing attention in Mid-Autumn Festival

1, Reunion: Mid-Autumn Festival is a time for family reunion. Try to arrange time for family reunion. If you can't reunite with your family for special reasons, you can contact your family by phone or video to express your thoughts.

2. Traditional customs: There are various traditional customs in Mid-Autumn Festival, such as enjoying the moon, eating moon cakes and playing with lanterns. When celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival, we can participate in these traditional customs, increase the festive atmosphere, and understand and carry forward China culture.

3, reasonable diet: Mid-Autumn Festival is the time to eat moon cakes, but pay attention to the right amount. Although moon cakes are delicious, excessive consumption is not good for your health. Choose low-sugar and low-fat mooncake varieties and control the intake reasonably. In addition, it can also be paired with light foods such as fruits and tea to maintain a balanced diet.