Poems and poems describing the moon

1, the mountain lights in the west suddenly went out, and a bright moon slowly rose on the lake in the east.

Poetry source: Meng Haoran's "Nan Ting Xia Xiang Xin".

The shadow of the sun suddenly sets in the west, and the moon on the pond rises slowly in the east.

2, the water country night frost, the moon is cold and the mountain is gray.

The source of the poem: Xue Tao's Farewell to Friends.

At night in the water town, the moonlight hangs over the water's edge as if it were infected with autumn frost, and the dark green mountains under the moonlight and night are muddy and boundless.

3, the mountain is high and the moon is small, and the water comes out.

The origin of the poem: Su Shi's post-Red Cliff Fu.

The moon looks small when the mountain is high.

4. The needle piercer is in Hehuanlou, the first month is dew, and the jade plate is diarrhea.

The source of the poem: Yan Rui's "The Beginning of Wu Bi, a Queqiao Fairy".

At that time, I was threading a needle in the He Huan building. Looking up, I saw the bright moon hanging high on the jade plate, as bright as water.

5. Qian Shan has a vast ocean and a clear moon in Chengjiang.

The source of the poem: Huang Tingjian's "Climbing the Express Pavilion".

From a distance, all the leaves in Qian Shan have fallen, and the sky is higher and wider. In the bright moonlight, the clear river stretches out into the distance like a white lotus.