Excuse me, what is the poem describing the charming scenery of Emei Mountain's moon shadow entering the river in Emei Mountain's monthly songs?

Emei Mountain is half moon and half autumn, reflected in Pingqiang River.

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-Appreciation of Li Bai's "Emei Mountain Moon Song"

Li Bai of Yuege Hall in Emei Mountain

Emei Mountain flows into Pingqiang River in the Mid-Autumn Festival. At night, Qingxi flows to the Three Gorges, missing Yuzhou.

This is the work of Li Bai when he left Sichuan at the age of 26 (726). The poem describes the charming scenery of the moonlight entering the river on Mount Emei, and shows the poet's deep attachment to his hometown landscape when he left home. Poetry is clear and fresh, and language is natural and fluent.

On a clear autumn night, the poet sailed down the Pingqiang River, and the half moon on Mount Emei hung in the beautiful and quiet night sky. The bright moon is reflected in the quietly flowing river, accompanied by the poet's boat, and flows away with the river.

"Qingxi went to the Three Gorges at night. I missed you, but I couldn't see Yuzhou." It is another night with high clouds and light clouds. A canoe leaves Qingxi and sails for the Three Gorges in the moonlight. It won't be long before I arrive in Yuzhou, and I have been following the poet's bright moon from Emei Mountain, which is obscured by the mountains on the shore.

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Emei Mountain: Located in the southwest of Chengdu, Sichuan, the highest peak, Wanfo Peak, is 3099 meters above sea level. It is a famous tourist attraction and a famous Buddhist mountain.

2 semicircle autumn moon: the semicircle of autumn moon.

③ Pingqiang: Pingqiang River, also known as Qingyi River, flows into Minjiang River in the northeast of Emei Mountain, passes through Lushan, Ya 'an, Hongya and Jiajiang, and flows into Leshan and Dadu River.

Qingxi: a ferry crossing on the Minjiang River in Tang Dynasty. Jun: It refers to Mount Emei.

⑤ Yuzhou: Chongqing today was ruled by Yuzhou in the Tang Dynasty.