Poetry about traditional festivals and customs

Poems about traditional festivals are as follows:

1, original:

The twilight clouds are cold, and the silver-haired people silently turn to the tracts. If you don't meet a good night in this life, where will you see the bright moon next year?

Translation:

Night arrival, the clouds are gone, and the world is cold. The starry Milky Way silently circulates around the moon as white as a jade plate. Every Mid-Autumn Festival night in my life, the moonlight is mostly covered by clouds, and I rarely encounter such beautiful scenery as today. It is really hard to get! But where shall I go to enjoy the moon next Mid-Autumn Festival?

Appreciate:

This little word, entitled "Mid-Autumn Moon", is naturally the joy of writing "Full Moon"; Sticking "Yangguan District" involves other feelings. It describes the reunion of the author and his younger brother Su Zhe after a long separation, enjoying the Mid-Autumn Festival, and also expresses the sadness and emotion of breaking up soon after the reunion.

2. Original text:

Round and cold, all the words are the same. Know that thousands of miles away, there is no rain and no wind?

Explanation:

A bright moon rises in the night sky. It is said that everywhere is the same moonlight. Who knows that thousands of miles away, there is no wind and rain?

Appreciate:

This poem, written here, has moonlight, wind and rain, meaning wind and rain, not enjoying the moon. Li Qiao, who served as prime minister for three times, is naturally very sensitive to changes in the political situation. A bright moon shines on the earth, and everyone says it is as bright as moonlight everywhere tonight; But who knows that thousands of miles away, there is no rain and no wind. This poem with the theme of chanting the moon reveals a truth: everything in the world is different and ever-changing, and it cannot be the same. Just like the Mid-Autumn Festival night, there is a bright moon here, but it is stormy elsewhere.

3. Original text:

Cloudless World in Wan Li In the autumn of March 35, * * * see the frog dish in Shanghai. Until the end, I never took a private photo of a family.

Explanation:

On the Mid-Autumn Festival, the sky was clear and there were no clouds in Wan Li. People looked up at the bright moon that had just surfaced. I saw it all over the world in Yin Hui, and never took a private photo of a family.

Appreciate:

This poem is very lively, probably influenced by the clear sky and bright moon in Wan Li. The first two sentences of this poem only describe the scenery of the Mid-Autumn Festival and people competing to enjoy the moon. Plain, the poet's brushwork has changed from bright moonlight to selfless moonlight. A clearly refers to the royal family, and the Yue family is not biased towards the royal family of the largest family in the world. Its light is the same for the royal family and the poor, which shows that the poet is in harmony with the world.