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Zhang Jiuling, a famous prime minister and poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, was smart and good at writing poetry.

He also had noble character, elegant manners, and extraordinary demeanor, and made significant contributions to the Kaiyuan Prosperity.

Until Zhang Jiuling's death, anyone who recommended a prime minister.

Emperor Xuanzong of Tang always asked if his demeanor was as good as Jiuling's, which shows his demeanor and style.

After all, Zhang Jiuling was upright and loyal throughout his life.

But in the officialdom, being honest and talented is not enough. Sometimes you have to learn to be tactful.

He might be too straight and didn't know how to turn, but in that era, this was actually precious.

His demotion was both a personal misfortune and a regret of the times.

Zhang Jiuling's story is like a mirror, allowing us to see the lessons of history and also serving as a reminder to us.

No matter what time, you must keep a clear head and stick to your principles.

But at the same time, you have to learn to adapt to circumstances, so that you can perform brilliantly and live beautifully in the drama of life.

"In the third year of Yifeng, Zhang Jiuling was born in Qujiang, Shaozhou."

"At the age of 7, he was good at poetry and prose, and at the age of 13, he wrote a letter requesting an audience with Wang Fangqing, the governor of Guangdong."

"After reading the letter, Wang Fangqing praised his talent and told people around him that the child who wrote the letter had a promising future."

"In the first year of the Wu Zhou Dynasty, Zhang Jiuling was qualified to go to the capital to take the imperial examination. He was the only person from Shaozhou who took the exam that year."

"In the second year of Chang'an, Zhang Jiuling took part in the imperial examination. His essay was appreciated by Shen Quanqi, the examiner, and he passed the examination with one stroke."

"Afterwards, someone submitted a petition questioning the results of the exam, so Wu Zetian ordered Li Jiao to preside over a re-examination. Zhang Jiuling once again came out on top and became a Jinshi."

"In the third year of Chang'an, Zhang Shuo was banished to Lingnan because he refused to testify for Zhang Yizhi and his brothers who framed Wei Yuanzhong."

"After passing the imperial examination, Zhang Jiuling returned to Lingnan and met Zhang Shuo in Shaozhou. Zhang Shuo admired Zhang Jiuling's talent very much."

"In the third year of Shenlong, the imperial court held an imperial examination, and Zhang Jiuling passed the imperial examination and was appointed as a proofreader in the Ministry of Secretaries."

"In the third year of Jingyun, Ying Daomou and Iluko were ranked second in policy and were promoted to Zuo Shiyi."

"In the second year of Xiantian, Zhang Jiuling proposed to Prime Minister Yao Chong that we should stay away from flatterers and impetuous people."

"Approach pure and honest people, employ people based on their abilities, and implement policies based on their direction, etc."

"Yao Chong accepted his advice and actively rectified the administration of officials."

"In the fourth year of Kaiyuan, Zhang Jiuling once again expressed his views to Yao Chong."

"Because of his outspokenness in the seal, he caused dissatisfaction with Yao Chong. In the autumn of that year, Zhang Jiuling resigned and returned home on the grounds that his term of office had expired."

"After returning to his hometown of Lingnan, Zhang Jiuling did not stay idle."

"Instead, he wanted to do something practical for his hometown, so he asked the court to build the Dayuling Road to improve north-south transportation."

"He also stressed in his memorial that the reopening of the Dayuling Road would be of great help to the empire's finances."

"Only after the road is opened can the goods from Lingnan be transported smoothly to the Central Plains, and the taxes collected by the court can be used for the treasury."

"In the winter of the fourth year of Kaiyuan, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang ordered Zhang Jiuling to supervise the construction of Dayu Lingnan Road as the Zuo Shiyi."

"Zhang Jiuling personally went to the site to survey, cut through the thorns and opened up a stone path for climbing the mountain, and worked tirelessly to direct the construction."

"Two years later, a road ten feet wide and thirty miles long was built, connecting Nanxiong, Guangdong in the south and Nan'an, Jiangxi in the north, making north-south transportation more convenient in the Tang Dynasty."

"In the sixth year of Kaiyuan, Zhang Jiuling was summoned to the capital again for his contribution in opening up the road and was appointed as Zuo Buque."

"In the tenth year of Kaiyuan, Zhang Shuo concurrently served as the Minister of the Central Secretariat. When Zhang Shuo was exiled to Lingnan before, he admired Zhang Jiuling very much and became a clan brother with him. Zhang Shuo recommended Zhang Jiuling to be promoted to the position of Secretary of the Central Secretariat."

Bai Juyi: Wang Fuzhi praised Zhang Jiuling as the unparalleled scholar in the Tang Dynasty and the best person in the South since ancient times.

This young man, who was born in Lingnan, showed amazing talent since he was a child.

He could speak eloquently at the age of five and could talk back to the governor at the age of seven. It is no exaggeration to say that he is a child prodigy with this IQ.

When he was thirteen years old, Zhang Jiuling wrote an article that was widely circulated locally.

People praised him for his brilliant literary talent and bright future.

Sure enough, when he was 20 years old, Zhang Jiuling passed the imperial examination and became a Jinshi, which was a sensation at the time.

You have to know that in the Lingnan region at that time, it was extremely rare to be able to pass the imperial examination and become a Jinshi.

Fate always seems to like playing jokes on geniuses. Just when Zhang Jiuling was feeling proud of himself, an accident happened quietly.

Because the chief examiner was found to have accepted bribes, the imperial examination that year was declared invalid.

This was undoubtedly a huge blow to the ambitious Zhang Jiuling.

But Zhang Jiuling was not depressed by this. He believed that gold will always shine.

Two years later, he took the imperial examination again and proved his strength again with excellent results.

This time, no one doubted his talent anymore, and Zhang Jiuling's name began to spread in the court.

After entering the official career, Zhang Jiuling always adhered to the belief of establishing his mind for the world and his mission for the people, and worked diligently and conscientiously.

He cared about the suffering of the people and was sympathetic to their feelings during his tenure in local office.

They actively built water conservancy projects and developed agriculture, doing a lot of practical things for the local people.

Once, Zhang Jiuling went back to his hometown to visit his relatives and found that the roads in his hometown were rugged and difficult to travel, making it very inconvenient for people to travel.

He paid for it out of his own pocket and led his fellow villagers to build a flat and wide road, which made it more convenient for people to travel and became a local legend.

Zhang Jiuling's talents and character were gradually appreciated by Emperor Xuanzong of Tang.

Zhang Jiuling was recalled to the court and appointed as the Deputy Minister of Rites, officially starting his political career.

In the next ten years, he served in important positions such as Zhongshu Sheren, Academician of Jixian Academy, participated in the formulation of major national policies, and made important contributions to the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty.

In the turbulent political struggle, even an upright and loyal official like Zhang Jiuling would find it difficult to remain immune.

Emperor Xuanzong of Tang appointed Zhang Jiuling as the Minister of the Central Secretariat, which was equivalent to the prime minister and the highest position among officials. This also pushed him to the forefront of the political struggle.

At that time, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang favored the treacherous minister Li Linfu.

Li Linfu was a sinister and cunning person. He was jealous of talented people and wanted to exclude those who were different from him and monopolize power.

However, Zhang Jiuling was upright and incorruptible. He hated Li Linfu's evil deeds and exposed his true face in front of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang many times.

This made Li Linfu resentful and he looked for an opportunity to take revenge.

Finally, Li Linfu found an opportunity. Emperor Xuanzong of Tang wanted to promote a military general named Niu Xianke.

Zhang Jiuling believed that although Niu Xianke was brave and good at fighting, he lacked the talent to govern the country and was not suitable for an important position, so he advised Emperor Xuanzong of Tang to consider it carefully.

After Li Linfu learned about this, he pretended to agree with Zhang Jiuling's opinion on the surface, but secretly fanned the flames in front of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang.

It is said that Zhang Jiuling deliberately sang against the emperor and challenged the imperial power.

Emperor Xuanzong of Tang was already somewhat dissatisfied with Zhang Jiuling's frank advice, and with Li Linfu's instigation, he became even more unhappy.

In the end, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang was so angry that he demoted Zhang Jiuling to the position of Chief Clerk of Jingzhou.

In this way, this wise prime minister who once made great contributions to the Tang Dynasty eventually ended up being exiled because of the frame-up of treacherous officials.

When the news came out, the whole world was shocked. Countless people felt sorry for it and worried about the future of the Tang Dynasty.

After being demoted, Zhang Jiuling did not become depressed.

He turned his heartfelt grief and indignation into poems, leaving behind many popular masterpieces.

His poetry style is fresh and natural, with profound artistic conception.

There is both worry about the fate of the country and thinking about the philosophy of life.

Among them, the most famous are his twelve poems titled "Ganyu".

This group of poems is hailed as a treasure among Tang poetry for its profound ideological content and exquisite artistic techniques.

In the poem, Zhang Jiuling uses objects to express his love for his country and his people, as well as his indignation at the treacherous officials in power.

The poem "Plants and trees have their own nature, why ask for beauties to pluck them?" is a true reflection of Zhang Jiuling's noble character.

He lived an upright life, was loyal to the emperor and patriotic, and even in adversity, he always stuck to his beliefs and refused to bow to evil forces.

"In the 13th year of Kaiyuan, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang went to Mount Tai to offer sacrifices to the gods and asked Prime Minister Zhang Shuo to select the officials who would accompany him."

"These officials will concurrently hold the posts of officials for the ceremonial ceremony. After the heavenly sacrifice is completed, they will be promoted to the fifth rank according to the rules."

"Zhang Shuo recommended many trusted officials to the Secretariat and the Ministry of Personnel. When Zhang Jiuling drafted the imperial edict, he advised the prime minister that official positions and titles should be based on talent and virtue first."

"If you grant official positions indiscriminately, you will be criticized by people all over the world."

"Zhang Shuo did not listen to the advice, and when the imperial edict was issued, Zhang Shuo was indeed criticized."

"In the 14th year of Kaiyuan, Zhang Shuo repeatedly suppressed the opinions of Yuwen Rong, the Chief Censor."

"Zhang Jiuling reminded Zhang Shuo that he should be wary of Yuwen Rong, but Zhang Shuo didn't listen."

"Not long after, Yuwen Rong and the Imperial Censor submitted a petition to Emperor Xuanzong of Tang impeaching Zhang Shuo for his bad conduct, his lack of moral integrity, and his acceptance of bribes."

"Zhang Shuo was suspended from his post, and Zhang Jiuling was also implicated and transferred from the Secretariat to the position of Junior Minister of Rites."

"In May of the 14th year of Kaiyuan, he was transferred to be the governor of Jizhou. Zhang Jiuling wrote to the emperor saying that his mother was old and he hoped to be transferred to a state closer to his hometown."

"In the 15th year of Kaiyuan, he was appointed as the governor of Hongzhou. In the 18th year of Kaiyuan, he was transferred to be the governor of Guizhou and the provincial governor of Lingnan."

"In the winter of the 18th year of Kaiyuan, Zhang Shuo passed away. Xuanzong remembered that Zhang Shuo had recommended Zhang Jiuling to him."

"In the 19th year of Kaiyuan, Zhang Jiuling was summoned back to Beijing to serve as the Secretary-General and the Academician of Jixian Academy, in charge of the work of Jixian Academy."

"In the 20th year of Kaiyuan, he was transferred to the position of Minister of Works, a rank of the fourth rank, and concurrently a scholar of the Jixian Academy."

"In August of the same year, he was also in charge of drafting imperial edicts."

"In October of the same year, he was promoted to the position of Inspector General of the Secretariat."

"In the 21st year of Kaiyuan, Zhang Jiuling was promoted to the position of Inspector General of the Secretariat for the second time."

"Soon after, Zhang Jiuling's mother passed away, and while still in mourning, he was appointed as the Minister of the Secretariat and the Co-Prime Minister of the Secretariat."

"Zhang Jiuling declined but was not allowed to do so. The next year, he was promoted to be the Minister of the Central Secretariat and concurrently the editor of the national history."

"In the 23rd year of Kaiyuan, Zhang Jiuling was conferred the title of Jinzi Guanglu Dafu, and later the title of Shixing County Earl, with a fief of 400 households."

"In the 22nd year of Kaiyuan, An Lushan was ordered to attack the Xi and Khitan tribes. He disobeyed the order and underestimated the enemy, and was defeated."

"The military governor Zhang Shougui submitted a petition requesting the execution of An Lushan in accordance with the military order, but before the execution he felt sorry for his talent and ordered a halt to the execution and had An Lushan escorted to the capital."

"Zhang Jiuling believed that An Lushan should not be spared from death according to military orders, and Emperor Xuanzong of Tang had sympathy for An Lushan's talent."

"Order to remove An Lushan from his post and have him serve as a civilian."

"Zhang Jiuling strongly opposed it, saying that An Lushan disobeyed military orders and caused the army to be annihilated on the battlefield."

"According to military law, he must be put to death. If An Lushan is not killed, there will be trouble in the future."

"Xuanzong refused to listen and still issued an order to pardon An Lushan."

Su Dongpo: Zhang Jiuling, the last famous prime minister of the Kaiyuan Period, once predicted that An Lushan would rebel.

Zhang Jiuling was smart and quick-witted since childhood and was good at writing.

He could write good articles at the age of 13. The then Guangzhou governor Wang Fangqing once praised him for his ability to achieve great things.

When he was young, Zhang Jiuling was extremely talented, diligent and studious, and was good at writing poetry and prose.

Prime Minister Zhang Shuo was exiled to Lingnan because he spoke frankly and offended Zhang Changzong, a favorite of Wu Zetian.

When he passed through Shaozhou, he read Zhang Jiuling's articles and said frankly that he had met a rare talent. Zhang Shuo was a leader of literati at that time and an important official with many achievements in the court. His encouragement was a great encouragement to Zhang Jiuling who had just embarked on the road of life.

A few years after Zhang Jiuling passed the imperial examination and became a Jinshi, the government was in turmoil and Wu Zetian lost control of the court.

After Emperor Zhongzong of Tang ascended the throne, the situation did not improve.

Because Emperor Zhongzong of Tang was incompetent, his queen, Wei, began to gradually gain power.

Five years later, Wei poisoned Li Xian and planned to become the second empress.

At this time, Li Longji, the nephew of Emperor Zhongzong of Tang, launched a coup, entered the palace and killed Wei.

Then, Li Longji joined forces with his aunt Princess Taiping to support his father Li Dan as emperor.

After Li Dan ascended the throne, Li Longji began to fight with Princess Taiping again.

In the end, Li Dan had to abdicate to Li Longji.

After Li Longji ascended the throne, he took the initiative to eliminate Princess Taiping's party, and the Tang Dynasty's high-level officials finally returned to peace.

With Li Dan's ascension to the throne, Li Longji was made the crown prince, and Zhang Jiuling finally had his chance.

After Li Longji was made the crown prince, he appreciated Zhang Jiuling's talents and began to promote him vigorously.

After Li Longji ascended the throne, Zhang Jiuling's official career naturally became smoother.

More importantly, after Wu Zetian's death, the prime minister Zhang Shuo who had been exiled returned to the capital and then became the prime minister again step by step.

After Li Longji ascended the throne, Zhang Shuo happened to be one of the most powerful people in the court.

With the appreciation of the emperor and the prime minister, Zhang Jiuling's official career went smoothly.

However, because Zhang Shuo and Prime Minister Yao Chong had different political views, the conflict between Zhang Jiuling and Prime Minister Yao Chong became increasingly serious.

Yao Chong was a minister highly valued by Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, and was in charge of military and national power.

Zhang Jiuling's outspokenness in the seal caused Yao Chong's dissatisfaction, so he resigned from his post on the grounds that his term of office had expired and returned to Lingnan to retire.

After returning to his hometown, Zhang Jiuling did not stay idle, but instead submitted a petition to the court, requesting to build roads in the Lingnan region, and received support from the court.

He personally went to the site to survey and supervised the excavation of the Dayuling Ancient Road.

After the construction of the Meiling Ancient Road was completed, Zhang Jiuling was recalled to the capital again.

Not long after this, Zhang Shuo returned to the capital for the second time and served as prime minister again.

With Zhang Shuo's promotion, Zhang Jiuling directly entered the central government and served as the Secretary of the Central Secretariat.

At this point, Zhang Jiuling and Zhang Shuo were tied on the same boat.

Zhang Shuo also had many political enemies in the court. Once Zhang Shuo got into trouble, Zhang Jiuling would naturally be implicated.

As expected, Zhang Shuo was impeached by Li Linfu and others, and was subsequently dismissed from his official position.

After Zhang Shuo was dismissed from office, Zhang Jiuling was also implicated.

In order to avoid being involved in these disturbances, Zhang Jiuling asked to serve as an official outside the capital in the next few years.

After several years of experience abroad, in the 19th year of Kaiyuan, Zhang Jiuling was transferred to the capital again.

This time, Zhang Jiuling was transferred back to the capital, not only because of Zhang Shuo, but also because of the intention of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang himself.

After more than ten years of observation, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang had realized that Zhang Jiuling was a rare talent to be a prime minister.

The most important thing is that Zhang Jiuling himself has a noble character and is unwilling to get involved in party struggles.

So, when Zhang Jiuling was transferred back to the capital for the third time.

This time, there would be no more obstacles on his path to promotion.

At this point, Zhang Jiuling finally rose to prominence and officially became the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty.

Zhang Jiuling repeatedly reported to the emperor that An Lushan had evil ambitions and looked like he was plotting treason, and requested that the emperor kill him based on his crimes in the hope of eliminating future trouble.

The emperor did not allow it, but released An Lushan as a token of his grace.

Eventually, An Lushan rebelled and buried the prosperous Tang Dynasty.

He requested to return to his hometown to pay homage to his ancestors' tombs, and died of illness in February of the lunar calendar that year.

Shortly after his death, An Lushan, whom he had predicted would rebel, actually launched the An-Shi Rebellion, which led to the Tang Dynasty's rapid decline from its heyday.

"In the 24th year of Kaiyuan, Zhang Jiuling was promoted to the position of Right Prime Minister and dismissed from his post as Minister of State Affairs."

"This year, the Shuofang Jiedushi Niu Xianke managed the army well and was praised by Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, who planned to promote him to the position of Shangshu."

"Zhang Jiuling objected, saying that since the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, only those who had served as prime ministers or were famous and virtuous could be appointed as Shangshu, and it was inappropriate for Niu Xianke to make an exception and promote him."

"Tang Xuanzong also proposed to confer a title on Niu Xianke, but Zhang Jiuling objected, saying that the purpose of conferring a title is to reward others for their meritorious service."

"Commanding the army is his duty, not his merit. I suggest rewarding Niu Xianke with gold, silver and silk."

"Tang Xuanzong remained silent. Li Linfu reported that Niu Xianke had the talent to be a prime minister. Zhang Jiuling disagreed and was ignorant of the general situation."

"The next day, Emperor Xuanzong again proposed to confer a title on Niu Xianke, but Zhang Jiuling still opposed it."

"Tang Xuanzong angrily rebuked Zhang Jiuling, and Zhang Jiuling said that Niu Xianke was a lowly official born in a frontier area and was illiterate."

"If he is promoted to the position of prime minister, he will not be able to convince the people."

"Li Linfu said that as long as one has talent and courage, one does not need to be literate, and the emperor does not need to be restricted in employing people."

"On October 23, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang conferred the title of Duke of Longxi County on Niu Xianke, with a fief of 300 households."

"Tang Xuanzong favored Consort Wu Huifei and believed her slander. He planned to demote the crown prince and three other princes to commoners and appoint Consort Wu Huifei's son, Prince Shou Li Mao, as the crown prince instead."

"Zhang Jiuling said that he had never heard of the three princes making any mistakes, so they should not be abandoned."

"And he bluntly said that the crown prince is the cornerstone of the empire and should not be replaced lightly."

"Concubine Wu Hui secretly sent someone to win over Zhang Jiuling and told him that if he lent a helping hand, he would keep his position as prime minister forever."

"Zhang Jiuling rebuked him harshly and reported the matter to Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, who was horrified and gave up the idea of ​​changing the crown prince."

"In the 25th year of Kaiyuan, the Censor Zhou Ziliang submitted a memorial impeaching Niu Xianke for being unworthy of his position."

"Tang Xuanzong was angry and ordered Zhou Ziliang to be caned twice and exiled to Longzhou. Zhou Ziliang died when he reached Lantian."

"Prime Minister Li Linfu said that Zhou Ziliang was recommended by Zhang Jiuling. Emperor Xuanzong believed the slander and Zhang Jiuling was implicated."

"On April 20 of the same year, Zhang Jiuling was demoted to the position of Chief Clerk of Jingzhou."

"In the 28th year of the Kaiyuan reign, Zhang Jiuling requested to return to his hometown to visit his ancestors' tombs. He died of illness in the second month of the lunar calendar of that year."

"He died at the age of 68. The emperor posthumously named him the Grand Commander of Jingzhou and gave him the posthumous title of Wen Xian."

"In the early years of the Zhide era, the emperor was in Shu and recalled Zhang Jiuling's foresight that An Lushan would rebel."

"He issued orders to commend and confer posthumous titles on him, and posthumously conferred him the title of Minister of Education. He also sent envoys to Shaozhou to pay tribute to him."

Ouyang Xiu: Zhang Jiuling, a famous prime minister, wrote a famous quote after being demoted to Jingzhou.

The sea is bright and the moon is at this time.

The lover complains about the night, and the lovesickness begins at night.

Extinguishing the candles, the pity is full, and the cloak feels lucid.

Unbearable gift, still good time for sleep.

Zhang Jiuling was demoted to the position of Chief Clerk of Jingzhou because of Zhou Ziliang's offense against Emperor Xuanzong. This famous poem "Looking at the Moon and Thinking of the Distant Home" was written after the poet was demoted to Jingzhou.

Zhang Jiuling was quite good at judging people. Before, An Lushan had come to Beijing to pay homage to the emperor. Zhang Jiuling, who was the prime minister at the time, immediately saw that An Lushan was a treacherous person.

An Lushan was appointed General Pinglu. He was defeated in the campaign against Khitan and was escorted to the capital. Zhang Shougui petitioned the court to behead him.

Zhang Jiuling wrote on the memorial without hesitation, ordering An Lushan to be beheaded in order to enforce strict military discipline.

Emperor Xuanzong of Tang did not approve it in the end, and to show his imperial grace, he actually released An Lushan.

Shortly after Zhang Jiuling's death, An Lushan indeed launched the An-Shi Rebellion, which led to the rapid decline of the Tang Dynasty.

Emperor Xuanzong of Tang had no choice but to flee to Shu. He was filled with remorse as he missed Zhang Jiuling's brilliant ideas. He sent envoys to Qujiang to offer sacrifices to Zhang Jiuling and posthumously awarded him the title of Si Tu.

Zhang Jiuling was a man of quick wit. He was able to write at the age of seven and eventually became famous for his poetry. He was an important poet in the early Tang Dynasty.

His poems changed from being elegant and beautiful to being simple and vigorous. He used metaphors, allusions, and irony, which played a role in promoting the change of the poetry style in the early Tang Dynasty.

His five-character ancient poems have a high status and great influence in the development of Tang poetry. "Wang Yue Huai Yuan" means missing relatives far away on a moonlit night.

The first couplet, "The bright moon rises over the sea, and we share this moment across the world," is an eternal masterpiece.

A bright moon rises above the vast ocean. At this moment, my relatives and friends who are far away from home are probably looking at the same moon and missing me just like me.

The first sentence, "The bright moon rises over the sea," is completely a scene with a majestic and broad artistic conception, which points out the meaning of "looking at the moon" in the title.

The second sentence, "We are all at this same moment, even though we are far away," starts from the scenery and then moves on to the emotion and then to the longing for the distant place.

Looking at the moon makes me miss someone, and thinking of that person makes me imagine that the other person is far away from me.

But when we admired the bright moon together and shared the longing for each other, we created an emotional resonance of being able to share the same moment even though we were far apart, and the long distance between us suddenly became closer.

It gives people a feeling that although they are far away, they are close in heart, and suddenly they feel a little comforted.

In the second couplet, the lover complains about the long night, and misses his lover all night long.

Sentimental people resent the long moonlit nights, unable to fall asleep all night longing for their loved ones.

The lovers could not sleep for a long time because of missing the moon, so the night seemed longer and longer, so they uttered the word "complaint".

This all-night moonlight can be said to be irrelevant to ordinary people.

For relatives who are far away and unable to sleep all night due to longing for their loved ones, the moonlight seems particularly warm to them.

Couplet: I extinguish the candle and feel pity for the full light; I put on my clothes and feel the dew.

I extinguished the candle and enjoyed the moonlight in the room, put on my clothes and wandered in the courtyard, feeling the chill of the night dew, which wet my clothes.

These two sentences describe in detail the real situation and scene of staying awake looking at the moon late at night.

He couldn't fall asleep all night because of missing her, perhaps because the candlelight in the house was too dazzling, so he put out the candle.

Unexpectedly, after the candle was extinguished, the bright light of the moon filled the room.

The moonlight, as gentle as water, is so lovable, and the feeling of longing has not diminished in the slightest.

I tried to put on my clothes, walked out of the door, and looked up at the bright moon in front of me.

Its beautiful and perfect brilliance is even more touching and makes people sigh.

It was late at night, the dew wet my clothes, and I felt a chill.

The last couplet is too heavy to hold in my hands, so I go back to sleep and dream about the good times.

This gentle moonlight is filled with my heart's love, but I cannot hold it in my hands and give it to you.

It’s better to go to sleep. Maybe I can be with you in my dreams.

When I am sleepless and missing you, I have nothing to give you but a handful of moonlight.

These two sentences are wonderfully conceived, with a quiet and clear artistic conception. The clear moonlight is filled with the poet's emotions.

The poet's beautiful blessings and longings are entrusted to him. I want to hold this beautiful moonlight in my hands and give it to you, so that you can feel my full longing.

But it is not possible, so let's hope to meet in dreams.

The poem ends here, but the aftertaste is lingering and makes people savor it. (End of this chapter)