The meaning of the moon, what is the symbolism of the moon?

1. The moon entrusts the lovesickness between lovers.

Farewell on the Bright Moon Night" is speechless and silent, and the bright moon is light and affectionate. After farewell, lovesickness is like the moon, and the water between the clouds reaches the layer city.

The moon is born on the sea, and the end of the world is at this time. The lover complains about the night, but he is lovesick at night". Zhang Jiuling's "Looking at the Moon and Huaiyuan" vividly describes the mentality of men and women in love.

The two are very far apart, and the language of love in their hearts cannot be directly expressed to each other, and they can only look at the moon to relieve their lovesickness.

2. The moon entrusts the homesickness of the wanderer, and the moon entrusts people's longing for their hometown and relatives.

The moon became the poet's most wordless testimony of nostalgia. The poet misses his homeland and relatives, and often pins his hopes on the bright moon, which can really be described as "the bright moon sends lovesickness for thousands of miles". The moon shortens the geographical distance in people's minds, just as a villager from his hometown gives a special sense of intimacy to a wanderer.

3. The moon entrusts the frustration and loneliness of the literati and the writers, and the moon is the sustenance of the frustrated literati.

The moon has become a lonely moon, a cold moon, and a cold moon in the pen of the frustrated.

The cold pond crosses the crane shadow, and the cold moon buries the flower soul.

Li Shangyin's poem "Untitled" has the verse "Xiaojing but the clouds and temples change, and the night chant should feel the cold moonlight", "The night chant should feel the cold moonlight" is not that the moonlight is really cold and warm, but that the moon constitutes the bitter psychology of the lonely and frustrated.

4. The moon pours out the pain of the worries of the family and the country.

Representative works: Zhang Dai's "Nian Nujiao Ding Hai's Mid-Autumn Festival Apartment", Jiang Kui's "Yangzhou Slow".

5. The moon becomes a symbol of eternity.

The moon hangs alone in the sky, which evokes people's vast cosmic consciousness and historical consciousness, and makes people have a philosopher-like perception of seeking the true meaning of life. The image of the bright moon is often used as a symbol of eternity. The poet stood in the moonlight and had a kind of nostalgia that could not be concealed, and the moon became a witness to the vicissitudes of life at this time.

The moon is rich in symbolism in Chinese culture. It is a symbol of beauty and creates a beautiful aesthetic conception. At the same time, the moon is also the carrier of human lovesickness, it entrusts the lovesickness between lovers, and expresses people's nostalgia for their hometown and relatives and friends.

In the pen of the frustrated, the moon has a symbol of frustration again. The tranquility and tranquility of the moon itself creates an aesthetic conception of tranquility and beauty, which has aroused the ethereal feelings of many frustrated literati.

The moon hanging high in the sky has also triggered people's philosophical thinking, and the moon has become a symbol of eternity.

The moon, the name of the celestial body, commonly known as the moon, also known as the moon, was also known as Taiyin, Xuantu, Chanjuan, and Yupan in ancient China, and is the only natural satellite of the earth and the fifth largest satellite in the solar system.

The diameter of the Moon is about 1 4 of the Earth, and its mass is about 1 81 of the Earth. It is the largest moon in volume and mass relative to the planets it orbits, and the second most dense moon in the solar system, after Europa. Its surface is covered with craters formed by the impact of small celestial bodies.

The average distance between the Moon and the Earth is about 10,000 kilometers, about 30 times the diameter of the Earth.

The moon has different meanings for different situations.

1. For broad and profound literature, the moon represents feminine beauty.

2. For the wanderer who has left his homeland, the moon represents the longing for his loved ones.

3. For lovers who are in love with each other, the moon represents consummation.

4. For the people in the midst of war, the moon represents a precious peace.