Interpretation of "Water Tune Songs": It's already Mid-Autumn Festival, so why ask when there will be a bright moon? Just use Li Bai's poems?

The first sentence "When will there be a bright moon" borrowed from Li Bai's "When will there be a moon in the sky?" I'm going to stop for a drink and ask "Poetry". By asking questions to the sky, I'm going to lead readers' thoughts to the immortal world in the vast space.

In the natural scenery, the moon is very romantic, and it is easy to stimulate people's artistic association. The new moon can be associated with new budding things; The full moon can be associated with a beautiful reunion life; The bright moon reminds people of an aboveboard personality. How many beautiful dreams and ideals of mankind are condensed in the image of the moon! Su Shi is a bold and romantic person. When he looked up at the Mid-Autumn Moon, his thoughts and feelings seemed to have wings and fly freely between heaven and earth. Embodied in the text, it has formed a bold and free and easy style.

The last one is watching the moon, full of leisure, deep thoughts, down-to-earth, self-sufficient. At first, I asked a question: When did the bright moon begin to exist-"When did the bright moon exist? Ask the sky for wine. " The details of Begging for Wine are similar to Tian Wen written by Qu Yuan and Begging for the Moon written by Li Bai. The obsession with questions and the escape from thinking do have similar essence and spiritual concentration.

Su Shi regards Qingtian as a friend and asks for wine, which shows his bold personality and extraordinary verve. Li Bai's "Drinking asking for the moon" poem says: "When is there a moon in the sky? I'm going to stop for a drink today and ask. " But Li Bai's tone here is more soothing, and Su Shi's tone is more concerned and urgent, because he wants to fly to the Moon Palace. "When will there be a bright moon?" This question is very interesting, as if tracing the origin of the bright moon and the origin of the universe; It seems to marvel at the ingenuity of nature. Readers can feel the poet's praise and yearning for the bright moon.

"When will there be a bright moon?" This was an unsolved mystery in Su Shi's time 900 years ago, but today scientists have been able to work it out. Riding the wind into the moon was just a fantasy for Su Shi, but it has become a reality today. But reading Su Shi's ci today, readers still have to admire his rich imagination.

I hope the above answers are helpful to you.

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