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If there is no labor in the sky, the osmanthus tree will grow long and break the moon.

If there is no labor in the sky, the osmanthus tree will grow long and break the moon. This poem is from Mi Fei's Mid-Autumn Festival. It means that if there are no people who fix the moon in the sky, Guizhi will probably break the moon.

In this poem, Miffy painted a romantic and imaginative picture with folklore. Legend has it that when the moon is full, mussels give birth to pearls, which corresponds to the legend of Hong Guang in Wandao. The latter said that only when the moon is full, light will pass through the clouds and shine on the earth like a rainbow. At this time, people can see that mussels are cultivating pearls.

In this story, the existence of the moon-repairing household is an important element that constitutes the beautiful image of the moon. Without his cultivation, laurel branches would have broken the moon, which undoubtedly added more imagination and romance to this legend.

In this poem, Mi Fei uses imaginative description to make people understand and feel more about the mystery and beauty of the moon. At the same time, by quoting two folklores, poetry not only conveys the poet's praise of natural beauty, but also shows people the deep admiration and worship of the moon in ancient times.

The creative background of Mid-Autumn Festival: Climbing stairs to see the moon;

There is a saying that this poem was written by Mi Fei in Nankang (now Xing Zi, Jiangxi). This autumn coincides with the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the bright moonlight aroused his poetry, so he wrote this poem with a brush. Poets have suffered many setbacks in officialdom, and their homesickness is particularly strong in this autumn. So at this beautiful moment, the poet looked up at the sky and tried to find a spiritual sustenance through the symbol of the moon.

There is also a saying that this poem was written by Mi Fei in Haizhou (now Lianyungang, Jiangsu). At that time, Mi Fei was appointed as the magistrate of Haizhou. At that time, he was ordered to govern politics and serve the people in Haizhou. On this Mid-Autumn night, he boarded the tower, looked at the sky and wrote this poem. This poem not only expresses the poet's praise for the moon, but also expresses his thoughts for his relatives in his hometown.

No matter what the background is, this poem expresses the poet's praise for the moon and his yearning for his hometown. This poem is full of the poet's deep homesickness. It perfectly combines the scenery of landing on the moon with his inner feelings, making it a classic in China literature.