1. Motherly love is such a strong, selfish, and feverish emotion that occupies our entire heart. ——Duncan

2. There is a deep, true and endless love between the child and the mother. This kind of love is the eternal spiritual pillar of children and mothers and the true value of our nation's survival. ——Hao Bing

3. My mother’s love for me is so great that I have to use my hard work to verify that this love is worth it. ——Chagall

4. Maternal love is the greatest power in the world. ——Mir

5. Mother is a big book that cannot be opened, and mother is a distant mountain that cannot be seen. ——Jiang Zuhui

6. I caused a lot of chaos for my mother, but I think she enjoyed it quite a bit. ——Mark Twain

7. Charitable acts can relieve the pain of others more than money. ——Rousseau

8. Babies are nurtured and grown in the arms of their mothers, and receive their first emotions and thoughts from their mothers... It can be said that women are the ones who carefully cultivate children's hearts and are great mothers. ——Kang Keqing

9. On the most ridiculous day of your life, even if you have an electric deception machine, you can’t deceive your mother. ——Homer Simpson

10. A good mother is worth a hundred teachers. ——George Herbert

11. Women are fragile, but mothers are strong. ——French proverb

12. Women are fragile, but mothers are strong. ——Hugo

13. Mom, you are the perfect combination of mother, confidant and friend! ——Tagore

14. In the mouth and heart of the child, mother is God. ——British proverb

15. Mother! You are the lotus leaf and I am the red lotus. When the raindrops in my heart come, who else but you is my green shade under the unobstructed sky? --- - Bing Xin

16. Youth will pass away; love will wither; the green leaves of friendship will also wither. And the hope in a mother's heart outlasts them all. ——Oliver Wendell Homer

17. My life began when I opened my eyes and fell in love with my mother's face. ——George Eliot

18. A loving mother’s arms are made of love, how can a child not be sweet when sleeping in them?——Hugo

A Cloudless Mirror of Kyushu , the most reunion night is the Mid-Autumn Festival.

——Tang Dynasty·Yin Wengui·"August 15th Night"

Speaking of Mid-Autumn Festival poems, everyone is familiar with Su Shi's "Shui Tiao Ge Tou·When Will the Bright Moon Come" and Wang Jian's "Looking at the Moon on the Fifteenth Night", but in fact, besides these two poems, there are many excellent Mid-Autumn poems. For example, one of my favorite Mid-Autumn poems is "A cloudless mirror mirrors Kyushu in the Tang Dynasty. The most reunited night is the Mid-Autumn Festival."

Folklorists often say that the Mid-Autumn Festival did not have the connotation of "reunion" until the Ming Dynasty. However, judging from Yin Wengui's poems, although the Mid-Autumn Festival had not officially become a festival in the Tang Dynasty, "Mid-Autumn Festival" "In the hearts of people at that time, there was already a symbol of reunion.

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It’s a good night in a year, and you can see the light from thousands of miles away.

——"Mid-Autumn Moon" by Zhang Hu of the Tang Dynasty

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The light of the new moon on the night of March 5th and May 20th is like the heart of an old friend two thousand miles away.

——Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty· "During the night ban on August 15th, Duzhi looked at the moon and recalled Yuanjiu"

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It was a good night in the middle of autumn, The full moon is bright in the empty court. The waves are shaken by the accumulation of water, and the sky is bright and clear.

——Quan Deyu · "Reward Pei Duangong for seeing the moon on the 15th night of August"

This poem describes the brightness of the bright moon in autumn after the rain, giving people a bright, spacious, peaceful and tranquil feeling. feeling.

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Tonight, when the moon is bright and everyone looks around, I wonder who is missing in autumn thoughts.

——Wang Jian of the Tang Dynasty· "Watching the Moon on the Fifteenth Night and Send it to Dr. Du"

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***Looking at the bright moon should shed tears, one night one's heart will be filled with nostalgia. Same situation.

——Bai Juyi, Tang Dynasty· "Since the war in Henan, there has been hunger in the pass, and the brothers have been separated, each in one place.

Because of the feelings I felt while looking at the moon, I wrote about my thoughts in the book, and sent them to the eldest brother Fuliang, the seventh brother Yu Qian, and the fifteenth brother Wujiang, as well as to Fuli and his brothers and sisters in Xiagui.