"The moon, now round at sea, illuminates the whole heaven". What is the scene described in this poem?

When a bright moon rises from the boundless sea, it ripples and shines with scattered light. At this time, perhaps relatives, lovers and friends at the ends of the earth are enjoying the same moon as me. This is a lucky thing, just as we are not far away, and you are right in front of my eyes, expressing our deep thoughts, because we can see the same scenery in different places, and this feeling of enjoying the moon is gratifying.

? This poem is from looking at the moon and thinking of one far away written by Zhang Jiuling, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. It is the first couplet? The moon, now at sea, the horizon * * * at this time? It has become an eternal story, and the first couplet has a huge artistic conception. Let us instantly enter this atmosphere, or miss it, or the desolate and illusory scenery brings us deep thoughts. The next few words of reality deepen our thoughts of distant relatives and friends. This timeless sentence is still frequently used up to now, usually in the Mid-Autumn Festival. Two days ago, Mars accompanied by the moon made us realize the artistic conception of this poem. The moon on 15 is 16 circles, and the moon on 17 radiates bright moonlight, while the moon beads are round and jade-like. Next to Mars, a red gem shines, and the two complement each other, making the whole sky gorgeous. The black sky added a bit of mystery to them. In this deep sky, we still miss our distant relatives and friends.

? The ancients could see this kind of scenery thousands of years ago, and now they can record it incisively and vividly, which makes me admire. The magnificence of the bright moon and the sadness of the poet's horizon want to merge, which is full of personal joys and sorrows and also shows the poet's mind and tolerance. Although there are some small contradictions, they can still reflect a person's feelings and show them harmoniously. I think we really have time to see such a vast landscape, to feel the feelings of the ancients at that time, and to heal our hearts.