The following are some poems about the moon and the river: " The spring river's tide is connected to the sea level, and the moon on the sea is born with the tide. Yan Yan follows the waves for thousands of miles. Where is the spring river without moonlight?" "When will the turbid waters of the Yellow River be cleared? The moon reflected in the water sometimes shines bright. When will the Yellow River not churn?" " The lanterns light up the city, the moon shines on the river." While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
The following are some poems related to "River Water Mirrors the Moon": - In Zhang Ruoxu's Spring River Flower Moonlit Night of the early Tang Dynasty, there was a line that read," The river water flows to the end of spring, the river pool falls to the west again. The slanting moon sank into the sea fog, Jieshi Xiaoxiang endless road. I don't know how many people will return by the moon, and the falling moon will shake the river trees." - There was also 'The river flows for billions of days, and the moonlight shines for hundreds of thousands of years. Spring, autumn, winter, summer, my heart is reflected, and my love is endless in the rain, snow, wind and frost." - As well as 'this cliff, Heartbroken Valley, Love Flower Poison.' The river reflected the moon, crying blood heard in the valley. Drink up the lovesick wine, don't forget, it's in the purple bamboo!"
In the reference materials, only Liu Changqing's " River Facing the Moon " was mentioned. The poem's explanation was as follows: - The first line of the poem," The evening smoke in the sky ", pointed out the time. The evening smoke had already dissipated. - The second line," Looking at the moon in the autumn river," was a poem about the poet looking at the moon on the autumn river. - The last two sentences were " Master Li on the sand, crossing the river alone in the moon ". One could clearly see someone crossing the river alone on the sandbar under the moonlight. The bright moon was like the eye of a poem. Its light outlined the beautiful scenery of the river. There were elements such as the blue sky, the autumn moon, the river, the sandbar, the ferry, and the river. These elements together painted a quiet, wonderful, and beautiful picture of the moon and the autumn river. It was refreshing to read. The novel " Watching the Moon on Fish Island " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The Moon Pavilion was a work of Xu Youzhen in the Ming Dynasty. It described the windows upstairs and the scenery of the River Moon Pavilion. The specific poem is: "Zheng Jun's family lives in Baihua Island, and the tall building is a hundred feet high." Come out of the sea at the beginning of the bright moon in the evening. Let's shine on the top floor of the Jun residence first." These poems depicted the scenery of River Moon Tower under the bright moonlight and the windows upstairs.
" The moon in the front village falls on the river water " was a poem by the Tang Dynasty poet Gao Shi. The original poem was " The autumn wind in the mountains has cooled down, and the cranes turn over the truffle to wet their clothes; The moon in the front village falls on the river water, and the monks are in the bamboo houses in the corner of Cuiwei." However, because the water level of Hangzhou River changed with the tide, there was only half of the river water at the time of the moon setting. Later, King Luo Bin changed the word "one" to "half". There was also a saying that this sentence came from Ren Fan's "Inscription of the Jingshe". The original sentence was "The moon shines on half the river in the front village, and the monk opens a bamboo house in Cuiwei". There was also a saying that it was related to Bai Juyi's "Farewell to the Ancient Grassland", but there was a misunderstanding in this saying. The original poem "Farewell to the Ancient Grassland" did not have this sentence. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
The poem describing the rising of the new moon in " Song of the Sunset River " was " poor night on the third day of September, dew like real pearls, moon like bow." Through the description of the visual image of "dew" and "moon", this sentence showed the pearl-like dew on the grass stems and leaves on the night of the third day of September, and the new moon that was like a bow, creating a harmonious and peaceful mood of autumn night.
Song Jiang's "West River Moon": Since childhood, he has attacked the classics and history, and when he grows up, he also has power tactics. Just like a tiger lying in the wilderness, hiding its claws and teeth to endure. Unfortunately, I have a tattoo on my cheeks. How can I be worthy of being in Jiangzhou? In other years, if I can avenge my hatred, my blood will stain the mouth of Xunyang River. Judging from the content of the poem, Shangque wrote about his own life experience. Song Jiang stated that he had been familiar with the classics and history since he was a child. When he grew up, he had the ambition to serve the country and should have been put in an important position by the court. However, at that time, Cai Jing and Tong Guan were two treacherous officials. The court was in chaos and the people were in dire straits. Although he was like a tiger, he could only lie in the desolate hills and hide his claws and wait for an opportunity. In the second half of the poem, he wrote about his unfortunate experience. He was persecuted by villains, tortured and exiled to Jiangzhou. This was a great humiliation, and " If he can avenge his injustice, his blood will stain the mouth of Xunyang River " expressed Song Jiang's desire to wash away the humiliation, get rid of the crafty sycophants in the court, and return the court to justice. However, there was a point of view that although Song Jiang was indeed a person in history and was the leader of the uprising army at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty,"Moon on the West River" might have been written by the novelist Shi Naian. There was no record of Song Jiang visiting Xunyang in ancient books such as "History of the Song Dynasty" and "General Mirror of Continuing Zi Zhi."
The original poem was written by Gao Shi: " The autumn wind in the mountains has cooled down, and the crane turns over the truffle to wet the clothes. In the village in front, the moon falls on a river. The monk lives in a bamboo house in the corner of the Green Mountains." However, because the water level of the Hangzhou River changed with the rise and fall of the tide, it was actually half a river when the moon fell. Later, this sentence was changed to "half a river when the moon fell in Qiancun". There was also a saying that this sentence came from the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi's "Fu De Gu Yuan Cao Farewell", but the original poem was "Leaving the grass on the plain, withering and flourishing every year." The wildfire could not burn, but the spring wind blew and it grew again. Far away, fragrant flowers encroach on the ancient road, and the clear green trees connect the desolate city. And send off the royal grandson, full of parting feelings." There was no exact description of "the moon in the front village falls in the river". There was also a poem from the Tang Dynasty by Ren Fan, titled "Inscription on the Jingshe", which read,"The top of the new autumn is cold at night, the crane turns over the truffle dripping clothes." The moon shines on half the river in the front village, and the monk opens a bamboo house in Cuiwei." However, it was uncertain whether it was directly related to Gao Shi's poems. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
"The bright moon shines on the river" came from Jin Yong's "Nine Yang True Scripture" in "The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre". The original poem was "He is strong, he is strong, the wind blows the mountains." The moon shone on the river. If he is ruthless, he will hate himself, and I will be full of true qi." While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
The moon had been praised and described many times in ancient poems. Here are some poems about the moon: 1. Su Shi's Spring Night: A Moment of Spring Night is Worth Thousands of Gold wrote: " Today's people can't see the ancient moon, but today's moon once shone on the ancients." This poem expressed the similarities between the ancient and the present moon. 2. Li Bai's " Ask the Moon with Wine. Old Friend Jia Chun asked me to ask him " wrote: " May I be like the moon, and every night the light will be bright and clear." This poem described the brightness and beauty of the moon. 3. Fan Chengda's "Che Yao Yao Chapter" wrote: "The moon is on the willow head, and people are about to meet after dusk." This poem described the scene when the moon rose. 4. Ouyang Xiu's "Birth of Chazi·Yuanxi" wrote: "The bright moon is born on the sea, and the horizon is at this time." This poem expressed the universal existence and sharing of the moon. 5. Zhang Jiuling's " Looking at the Moon and Huaiyuan " wrote: " The dew is white tonight, and the moon is bright in my hometown." This poem expressed his longing for his hometown and his reliance on the moon. These poems showed the love and praise of the ancients for the moon, depicting the beauty and mystery of the moon.