15 of the beautiful prose fragment Moonlight on the Lotus Pond .

The moonlight poured silently on the leaves and flowers like flowing water. A thin blue mist floated in the lotus pond. The leaves and flowers seem to have been washed in cow's milk; It's like a dream wrapped in a light veil.

Although it was a full moon, there was a faint layer of clouds in the sky, so it could not shine brightly; But I thought it was just right – a good night's sleep is essential, and a nap is a good thing. The moonlight shines through the trees, and the shrubs that grow high fall jagged and mottled black shadows, and they are as steep as ghosts; The sparse shadow of the curved willow seems to be painted on the lotus leaf. The moonlight in the pond is uneven; But light and shadow have a harmonious melody, like the famous song played on the Van Lady (ē) bell (English violin transliteration).

Is "Moonlight on the Lotus Pond" a prose: Yes.

"Moonlight on the Lotus Pond" is a lyrical prose written by Chinese writer Zhu Ziqing in 1927. Through the nuanced description of the lotus pond under the moonlight and the moonlight on the lotus pond, the prose expresses the author's inner anguish and pain, and implicitly and euphemistically expresses a faint sorrow of missing his hometown and friends, as well as a strong dissatisfaction with reality.

Prose has a "literary eye", which is a traditional artistic experience of ancient Chinese prose. Only with the "eye" will the theme have a hidden artistic conception, a virtual reality, a detailed tailoring, and a dense structure. "Moonlight on the Lotus Pond" attaches great importance to the installation of the "eye", and fully makes it the "focus" of the concept, and also becomes the "condensation point" that unes the ideology and art dialectically of the work.

Original text of the work:

These days have been quite unrestful. Sitting in the courtyard tonight, I suddenly remembered the lotus pond that I walked by every day, and in the light of this full moon, there should be something else. The moon gradually rose, and the laughter of the children on the road outside the wall was no longer audible; The wife was patting the leap in the house, humming a sleep song in a daze.

I quietly put on my coat and took it out the door.

Along the lotus pond, there is a winding road of small coal chips. It's a secluded road; There are fewer people walking during the day, and it is even more lonely at night. On all sides of the lotus pond, there are many trees, and they are lush.

On the side of the road, there were willows and trees whose names I didn't know. On a night without moonlight, the road is gloomy and a little scary. Tonight was fine, though the moonlight was still faint.

"Moonlight on the Lotus Pond" is prose.

Moonlight on the Lotus Pond is an essay written by Chinese writer Zhu Ziqing when he was teaching at Tsinghua University, which is widely known for its inclusion in middle school Chinese textbooks and is a famous piece of modern lyrical prose. Through the nuanced description of the lotus pond under the moonlight and the moonlight on the lotus pond, the prose expresses the author's inner anguish and pain, and implicitly and euphemistically expresses a faint sorrow of missing his hometown and friends.

This essay takes my whereabouts of my night trip to the lotus pond as a clue, starting from taking the door out and writing it, and ending with pushing the door in. In the process of visiting the lotus pond at night, the author sometimes walks slowly, sometimes stops and meditates, along the way the surrounding environment of the lotus pond, the lotus pond, lotus leaves and lotus flowers, the moonlight, and the trees and mountains near and far are presented to the reader one after another, and the reader seems to follow him all the way to enjoy the boundless lotus fragrance and moonlight. This prose euphemistically and delicately describes the quiet and hazy moonlight on the lotus pond, expressing the author's dissatisfaction with the dark reality.

The feelings expressed in "Moonlight on the Lotus Pond":

July is a hot summer, and Zhu Ziqing, as a university professor, should have enjoyed the leisure of the summer night, but Zhu Ziqing is bored in the face of the current situation. Such a mood is inextricable, not only because as an intellectual, there is no way to put pen to paper, but also because he seems to be hiding in the ivory tower of the university in the troubled times.

And "Moonlight on the Lotus Pond" may be a dialogue between Zhu Ziqing and his own soul, from the detailed description of the scenery, the author seems to be affected by the lotus pond under the bright moonlight, and the soul seems to have been perched for a short time, but in the dark, various sounds appear in the ears, but the excitement is theirs, and I have nothing. No matter how beautiful the moonlight is, how fragrant the lotus leaves are, and how cheerful the insects on the summer night are, it has nothing to do with the author, and he gets a short pleasure after walking out of the door.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - "Moonlight on the Lotus Pond".

"Moonlight on the Lotus Pond" is a prose, it was written by the Chinese writer Zhu Ziqing when he was teaching at Tsinghua University, and it is widely known because it is included in the middle school Chinese textbooks, which embodies the author's political thought of yearning for the future, and also entrusts the author's love for the moonlight on the lotus pond.

The article writes about the beautiful moonlight scene of the lotus pond, implicitly and euphemistically expresses the author's complex thoughts and feelings of dissatisfaction with reality, longing for freedom, and wanting to transcend reality but can't, leaving for future generations the footprints of the upright intellectuals of old China wandering forward in the midst of suffering. Through the description of the scenery of the lotus pond under the cold moonlit night, this essay reveals the author's complex feelings of wanting to find peace but not being able to get it, fantasizing beyond reality but unable to escape it, which is the refraction of that dark era in the author's mind.