The street pavilion is full of fireworks. I light the lamp and look back at the moon. The red dust rolls over you. I play the zither again. This sentence described a scene, specifically a place in a story, and a conversation between two people. Changjieting was a place name that represented a long pavilion. It was usually a good place to admire the moon. The fireworks meant that the fireworks display at night was very beautiful. I light the lamp and look back at the moon flying like a shuttle, the world of mortals rolling over you, playing the zither again In this sentence, I am referring to the protagonist of the story. He/she was admiring the moon in this long street pavilion, watching the fireworks display and seeing the moon. It was a wonderful feeling. Red Dust Rolling referred to another character mentioned in the story who had experienced many things in the world of mortals. You put the zither again In this sentence, the zither referred to the protagonist's instrument. He/she was playing the zither, hoping to express his/her inner feelings through the sound of the zither.