Fu Xinyue's Selected Poems Pinyin Edition

The pinyin version of "Ancient Poems of Crescent Moon" is as follows:

Fuxin x and northern Vietnam

Tang Tang, ten sons of Vivi

At the beginning of the chū month, if Yu Yu bows gūng and NO FENG フウカ is safe, it is obviously closely hung with the edge of Gu 'an, o and bi ā n.

When shí n Momi Daodao Mo Yao Yimei Xi m: o Xi m: o three sān five w incarnation reunion yuán zhào full m ǐ n days Ti ā n.

Translation:

The crescent moon, like a bow, has not yet reached half a circle, but it is clearly hanging on the horizon.

Don't think of it as a curved eyebrow. After fifteen nights, we will be reunited and shine all over the world.

About the author:

Miao Zi refers to a child named Miao, who was born in Kaiyuan (7 13-74 1) in Tang Dynasty. He has been smart and educated since he was a child. At the age of seven, he took the exam as a child prodigy and wrote a poem "Fu Crescent Moon". He was ambitious since he was a child and was deeply appreciated by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. Life is unknown. Expressed the spirit of helping people all over the world. His works "New Moon" and "Blessed Crescent Moon" were included in "All Tang Poems".

Comments on the original text and appreciation of the works;

Original comments:

1, new moon: describe and sing the new moon. Fu, writing and singing. The moon at the beginning of the lunar calendar is hooked, which is the first month.

2, not winding: the lunar calendar is about the eighth day of each month, and the moon is half bright in the west and half dark in the east, just like a semicircle bowstring. By winding, we mean that the new moon has not yet reached the semicircle.

3. Bixiao: Blue sky.

4, moth eyebrow: originally described as a beauty's eyebrows, slender and curved, here refers to the new moon, the moon is curved like a moth eyebrow.

5. Reunion on May 35: refers to the roundest moon on the fifteenth night of the lunar calendar.

Appreciation of works:

In this poem, the author expresses his great ambition by chanting the new moon. The crescent moon, like a bow, has not yet reached half a circle, but it is clearly hanging on the horizon. Don't think of it as a curved eyebrow. After fifteen nights, we will be reunited and shine all over the world. Poetry means that although I am still young, I will do great things to shine the world when I grow up.

Some people also say that this poem is about the change of the moon phase. The first month and the new moon here refer to the third day of March, which can also be called moth eyebrow. Although young, the moon will be full on May 15.