Seven poems of Mid-Autumn Festival

The Mid-Autumn Seven-character Poems are as follows:

1, Mid-Autumn Festival

The weather in Mid-Autumn Festival is like Double Ninth Festival. Fortunately, there is cinnamon in front of the court.

There are no books at all, so let him suffer.

Appreciation: The Mid-Autumn Festival is the work of Wang Bai, a poet in the Song Dynasty. This poem depicts the Mid-Autumn Festival and expresses the author's yearning for his hometown and relatives. This poem describes the atmosphere and emotion of Mid-Autumn Festival in concise and clear language. The first sentence "Mid-Autumn Festival is like Double Ninth Festival" highlights the special atmosphere of Mid-Autumn Festival by comparing the weather between Mid-Autumn Festival and Double Ninth Festival.

The following article, "Fortunately, there is Gui Xiang before the hospital", with the fragrance of osmanthus trees in the hospital as a symbol, expresses the author's thoughts about his relatives in his hometown. Then, "there is no book at all, let it be miserable", and by depicting the idle state and the bleak scene, the author further emphasizes the pain of leaving home and the yearning for his loved ones.

2. Mid-Autumn Festival

The corncob and soybean leaves are yellow, and the geese in the sky go home singing.

The moon poured silver and called Qiu Si, and relatives told their hearts on holidays.

Appreciate; This poem expresses the poet's deep yearning for his hometown and his desire for reunion.

The first two sentences, "The leaves of corn cob soybeans are yellow, and the wild geese in the sky are singing home", describe the hometown of autumn scenery: the leaves of corn cob soybeans in the field are yellow, and the wild geese in the sky are flying south, singing the song of homesickness. These scenes aroused the poet's homesickness and made him want to return to his hometown.

The last two sentences, "The bright moon pours silver to call Qiu Si, and relatives tell their worries during the festive season", borrow the image of the bright moon, and use the word "pour silver" to make the originally still bright moon move, emphasizing the poet's moonlight yearning for his hometown.

The word "Calling Qiu Si" closely links the silvery light of the bright moon with the poet's yearning for his hometown, which is vivid. The last sentence, "Relatives speak their minds on holidays", expresses the poet's yearning for relatives like a scourge when the festival is coming, and he is eager to return to his relatives to tell his feelings.

The whole poem takes the poet's yearning for his hometown as the theme, with sincere feelings, vivid language and strong local flavor and humanistic feelings.

3. "Mid-Autumn Festival"

Quiet in a pool of autumn water, leaning against the railing and flying around the mirror.

I was too lazy to adjust my tune when I was listening to magpies in Gaoqing period.

Yutu invited the distant place to drink, and the spaceship was laughed at.

Friends enjoy the moon with other mountains and win the sound of love.

Appreciation: This poem expresses the author's appreciation of the natural landscape and his inner loneliness and helplessness.

The first sentence, "A pool of autumn water wandering in a secluded place", describes the quietness of a pool of autumn water, revealing the author's love and appreciation. In the second sentence, "leaning on the railing to fly the mirror round", the poet compares the moon to a flying mirror hanging in the sky by metaphor. This sentence shows that the poet quietly appreciates the natural beauty.

In the third sentence, "Sad sitting in a teenager listening to magpies", the poet, with Sad sitting and Gao Yang as the background, expects to hear the voice of magpies, which actually implies his expectation for good news. The last sentence, "Looking at the spaceship and laughing at the sky", depicts the poet looking up at the sky and looking for the spaceship, expressing his desire and curiosity for the unknown.

The whole poem expresses the poet's inner world and love for life through his appreciation of the natural landscape, curiosity about the unknown and inner loneliness and helplessness.