What are the ancient poems of Mid-Autumn Festival?

The ancient poems of Mid-Autumn Festival are as follows:

First, the dusk is cloudy, and the clarity of this dusk has been broken. I'm afraid that Jade Wheel will keep toads after opening Ji at different times. -"Mid-Autumn Night Without Moon" Luo Yin

Appreciate:

In the poem, the poet describes the scene of the Mid-Autumn Festival night, but there is no moon. The poet uses "over the clouds at dusk" to express a very normal scene, that is, at dusk, the clouds cage the sky and you can't see the clear moonlight at night. Poets use this natural phenomenon to describe the turbidity of the world.

The last two sentences, "I'm afraid that the jade wheel will keep a toad after a long time", have a strong personal feeling. He is worried that even if the weather returns to fine, he will not see the bright moonlight, because the light of the moon has been covered by clouds. The "Jade Wheel" and "Toad" here are the symbols of the poet's self-metaphor and metaphor, expressing the poet's noble quality and dissatisfaction with the current social situation.

Second, the jade star arrives at the next moon and is found in front of the temple. So far, the sky doesn't exist, but Chang 'e should be thrown to people. -"Tianzhu Temple August 15th Night" Pi Rixiu

Appreciate:

"A jade flower shines on the moon, and a new flower is found in front of the temple." The poet used a beautiful metaphor to describe osmanthus fragrans. He compared osmanthus to jade beads, which were sown at the end of the month. This scene gives people an ethereal and pure feeling. The word "Lu Huaxin" describes that the petals of osmanthus fragrans are more moist because of dew, which adds to the beauty of osmanthus fragrans.

"Up to now, nothing will happen in the sky, but Chang 'e should throw it at people. "The poet used the image of Chang 'e to explain where osmanthus came from. In the traditional culture of China, Chang 'e is the goddess of the moon, which is closely related to osmanthus.

What the poet means is that these osmanthus flowers may have been planted by Chang 'e as a gift to people. This imagination not only makes the poet's poems full of romanticism, but also further deepens people's good feelings for osmanthus.

Third, the twilight clouds are cold, and the silver-haired people silently turn to the tracts. This life is not a long night, where to see the bright moon next year. -"Mid-Autumn Festival Full Moon" Su Shi

Appreciate:

The first sentence, "The twilight clouds are full of cold", creates a cold atmosphere for readers through the description of the dusk sky, paving the way for the following "The Silver Man turns to the Jade Plate silently". As night falls, the clouds are exhausted, the human world is full of cold, the milky way is silent, and the bright moon is idling, as white as a jade plate.

This sentence describes the beauty of the moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival, the word "cold" describes the modality of moonlight like water, and the word "jade plate" describes the beauty of the moon, which is lofty and meaningful.

Then "this life is not a good night", the poet uses "this life is not a good night" as a contrast with "the bright moon next year", which lengthens the spatial distance, and adds "this life is not a good night" and "where to look" as negative questions to answer, which produces endless feelings and reflects the poet's helplessness and unwillingness to leave in the drift.

In the whole poem, with concise language, melodious rhyme, implicit and euphemistic poetry and unique expression, the poet shows the beautiful scenery and philosophy of life on the Mid-Autumn Moon Night, giving readers profound artistic enjoyment.