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The moonlight is beautiful. Next sentence

The moonlight is beautiful. The next sentence is usually followed by "the wind is gentle"

This sentence comes from Natsume Soseki, which means "I love you". And the next sentence "the wind is gentle" can be understood as "I like you, too" However, the phrase "the wind is gentle" did not come from Natsume Soseki. Maybe it's just a casual answer from netizens. Just because the artistic conception is slightly in line with "Tonight's Night is Beautiful", it is bound to be widely circulated on the Internet.

In the Japanese novel Tale of Genji, Genji's gentleman visited his old lover for the last time. Before leaving, my lover stood at the door and said, "The moon is really beautiful tonight." So in many people's minds: the moonlight is really beautiful tonight = I love you.