Moon Listening Tower
"Tingyue Tower" was a Qing Dynasty novel about talented scholars and beautiful women. It was also known as "The Complete Biography of Tingyue Tower","The First Love Letter of Tingyue Tower","The First Love Letter", and "The Nineteenth Strange Feelings". This novel had a total of 20 chapters and was written during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. At present, the main versions were published by Zhongshu Hall in the 20th year of Jiaqing of Qing Dynasty (1815), Jixiu Hall in the 22nd year of Jiaqing of Qing Dynasty (1817), and Tongwen Hall in the 24th year of Jiaqing of Qing Dynasty (1819). "Tingyue Tower" told a love story. With the Mid-Autumn Festival as the background, it described the scene of Pei Changqing's family admiring the moon in a newly built building. The author of this novel was unknown.
Joy of Life
Listening to the song of Qin opera on the moon tower
The lyrics of Qin opera 'Listening to the Drum on the Moon Tower' were: 'Listening to the Drum on the Moon Tower, the moon is broken and the stars are silent and desolate at night. Listen to the autumn insects, their cries, like weeping and complaining, arouse me, arouse me to think of you, ah, think of you, think of you. Ah, Chen Lang! You used to pretend to be a ghost in this building, and you were afraid for many springs. My marriage with you has long been tied with a red rope. Do you know that my stepmother forced me to marry someone else day and night?"
Listening to Snow Tower by Cangyue
" Tingxue House " was a novel series created by Cang Yue. It mainly described the beautiful and stubborn love between a rose-like woman and a mysterious young overlord. There were three volumes in this series, including Blood Vine, Flower Protector, and Snow in the Wilderness. According to the information provided, you can read this series in this order to experience the gradual improvement of Cang Yue's writing power.
Suzhou Moon Tower
The address of Deyue Tower in Suzhou was 43 Eunuch Lane in Suzhou City.
The moon shines on the tower
The moon was reflected in the pavilion, which meant that the pavilion near the water could see the reflection of the moon first. This idiom is used to describe getting some benefits or convenience first by getting close to someone or something. It could also be used to describe the situation of choosing a familiar person as the partner in love.
Looking at the moon, the tower gets the moon first
You might want to ask," A pavilion near the water gets the moon first," which meant that the pavilion near the water would always get the moonlight first. It often implied that the benefits were taken by others and that they would not get the grace. This sentence came from Su Lin of the Northern Song Dynasty. There was an allusion related to Fan Zhongyan. Fan Zhongyan was generous to his subordinates and often recommended them. Su Lin was not recommended because he was out on business. He hinted to Fan Zhongyan his talent by saying,"A pavilion near the water gets the moon first, and the flowers and trees in the sun change into spring." Fan Zhongyan understood and recommended him. This sentence later became an idiom that could be used to ridicule those who used their positions to gain benefits for themselves or their cronies. It also warned people to be good at seizing opportunities, using the resources around them, and boldly recommending themselves. The novel " Watching the Moon on Fish Island " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The full moon in the west tower
The lyrics of " Full Moon in the West Tower " were: The fragrance of the red lotus leaves the jade mat in autumn, I untied my silk dress and boarded the orchid boat alone. Who among the clouds sends a brocade letter? - When the wild goose word returns, the moon is full in the West Tower. Flowers drift by themselves, water flows by itself, A kind of longing for two idle worries. I can't get rid of this feeling, I just let go of my eyebrows, but my heart is still beating fast. Translation: The lyrics of "Full Moon West Tower" are as follows: The fragrance of the red lotus is fading in the autumn, I lightly untie my robe and stand alone on the orchid boat. In the clouds, who sent the embroidered letter? When the wild geese return, the moon is full over the western building. The flowers drift and the water flows, One kind of longing, two places of idle sorrow. This feeling cannot be eliminated by any means, It just moves from the brow to the heart. Note: The provided search results do not specify the exact version of the song, so the lyrics may vary slightly depending on the singer or album.
Suzhou Moon Tower Hotel
There were two addresses for the Deyuelou Hotel in Suzhou: one was at 8-18-22, Li Gongdi Road, Suzhou Industrial Park, and the other was about 180 meters northwest of Mudu Film and Television City, Shoutao Lake Road, Wuzhong District Suzhou City.
The Full Moon in the West Tower
There were many versions of "Full Moon in West Tower." The lyrics of An Wen's version of the song were from Song Li Qingzhao's "A Cut of Plum", which was composed by Su Yue. The version of Badu's performance was written by Qiong Yao and composed by Liu Jiachang. It was included in the album "Lao Zi Gao Ge·Qiong Yao Dream" and released on October 1, 2008. Yun Feifei had also performed this song before. Meng Chenghao and Xia Rong released a single called "Full Moon in the West Building." Meng Chenghao composed and quoted part of Li Qingzhao's "Full Moon in the West Building" as the lyrics. It was released on September 28, 2017. Teresa Teng also had a version of the song.
The moon is full in the west tower
The lyrics of " Full Moon in the West Building " originated from Li Qingzhao's poem," A Cut of Plum Blossom, Red Lotus Root Fragrance Remnant Jade Bamboo in Autumn." In the poem,"The fragrance of red lotus leaves leaves in autumn." He took off his silk clothes and boarded the orchid boat alone. Who in the clouds sends a brocade letter? Wild goose word back, the moon full west tower. the flowers drift by themselves, the water flows by itself. A kind of yearning, two idle worries. I can't get rid of this feeling. I just frowned, but it came to my heart." In the first film, the heroine saw the lotus flowers wither and the autumn was getting stronger. She boarded the boat alone and looked forward to the brocade books in the clouds. In the second film, the love between her and her husband was like falling flowers and flowing water. This kind of love was difficult to eliminate. Just when she frowned, it came to her heart again. This was a love poem that Li Qingzhao used to express her longing for her husband, Zhao Mingcheng. It was a beautiful and graceful expression that expressed her endless longing and outstanding talent for her husband.
The moon will fill the west tower
The phrase "the moon will fill the west tower" had appeared in ancient poems. In the Song Dynasty, Huang Tingzuo's "Shuidiao Getou" had a poem that read,"Should be a graceful smile, drunk grapes are newly ripe, and the moon is full of the West Tower". It depicted a beautiful smiling woman, a person who was intoxicated with grapes, and the scene of the full moon on the West Tower, reflecting the complex emotions of yearning for prosperity and a rich life. In addition, An Wen's song,"The Full Moon at the West Tower", also had the words "The Full Moon at the West Tower" in its title. The lyrics were based on Li Qingzhao's "A Cut of Plum". Through the image of the West Tower, it created a unique atmosphere to express emotions such as longing. In ancient culture, the West Tower was a common poetic image. The West Tower could be interpreted literally as a building built on the west side of a building complex (independent and with a wide view) or the west side of the building. The ancients often climbed the West Tower to admire the moon in autumn.