The moonlight is so beautiful tonight, and the wind is gentle. It is a sentence in itself, without the next sentence.

The moonlight is so beautiful tonight. The next sentence is "The wind is also gentle." "The moonlight is so beautiful tonight" is a classic confession statement. This joke came from Natsume Soseki when he was teaching students, he asked the students to translate the meaning of "I love you", and the students directly translated it as "I love you". Natsume Soseki said that this sentence should be translated as "The moonlight is so beautiful tonight."

The moonlight is so beautiful tonight. The next sentence is "The wind is also gentle." "The moonlight is so beautiful tonight" is a classic confession sentence. In fact, this sentence did not exist at the beginning, but was translated from Japanese. This sentence comes from a famous saying of Natsume Soseki.

When Natsume Soseki was an English teacher at school, he translated a short article that he gave to his students. He wanted to translate the "I love you" that the hero couldn't help but say when the hero and heroine were walking under the moon. into Japanese. Some students literally translated it as "I love you", but Natsume Soseki said that Japanese people generally do not say this and should say it more tactfully and implicitly. The student asked how to say that. Natsume Soseki pondered for a moment and told the student that it would be enough to say "The moonlight is so beautiful tonight."

So the original words of this sentence should be "Tonight the moon is beautiful and beautiful", which means that the moonlight is so beautiful tonight, it is like watching the moonlight with the person you like, no matter No matter how you look at it, they are all the most beautiful!

The moonlight is so beautiful tonight. Answers:

1. Me too.

2. Kiss me quickly.

3. I didn’t see the moon, but all I saw was you.

4. On the moon, the willow tree is slightly tilted, and people meet after dusk.