The next sentence of "The world is divided into three parts and the moonlight night is bright" is

The next sentence of the world is divided into three parts on a moonlit night: Two parts of the world are rogues in Yangzhou.

It means that if three parts of the world are bright and full of moonlight, two parts will have no choice but to be in Yangzhou.

Original text: Madam Xiao’s face is so thin that she can hardly shed tears, and her peach-leaf brows can easily feel sad. One part of the world is a bright moonlit night, and the other two parts are Yangzhou.

Interpretation: The girl's delicate face cannot hide the tears of lovesickness and farewell, and the slightest sadness hanging on her peach-leaf eyebrows can easily be noticed. The brilliance of the bright moon in the world must be three points, and lovely Yangzhou, you actually take up two points.

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It is said to be "Remembering Yangzhou", but it is actually a nostalgic work, so the poet did not focus on describing the pleasant scenery of this "green city" , but to recall the farewell of that day with the lingering feelings of separation and hatred. Instead of writing about his own ardent longing, he writes about the voice and appearance of people far away when he said goodbye. The heavy affection of people far away in the past brings out the unbearable feelings of the poet himself. This is a deeper way of writing.

The first two sentences, the so-called "It is difficult to say goodbye when we meet", describe the parting scene on that day. Xiao Niang and Tao Ye both refer to what they are thinking; the frown and tearful eyes seem to be repeated, but with one The word "difficult" and the word "easy" are expressed together. Not only does it not seem cumbersome, but it also makes people linger repeatedly and linger endlessly. The frown on that day, the tears in the eyes, and the miserable mood on that day all formed the endless thoughts after separation.

At this time of ardent longing, the poet felt melancholy and had no one to talk to, so he raised his head and saw the moon. However, this month happened to be the month of farewell for Yangzhou Zhaoren at that time, which further helped his sorrow. Add hatred. Although time has diluted the misery of that day, it has left me with lingering thoughts. This kind of incessant and inextricable mood has nothing to do with the bright moon.

But it once illuminated the tearful eyes of people who were leaving, as if they were affectionate towards the person, but after parting, it shined on the sad person, as if they were indifferent, which seemed "abominable". When the poet looked up at the moon late at night, he originally wanted to get rid of this period of sorrow, but he didn't expect the moonlight to haunt him again, so he said "the moon is a rogue".