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What are the poems about lights?
1, poem: a glass of wine in the spring breeze of peaches and plums, Yi Deng in the Jianghu for ten years.

Said by: Huang Tingjian, Song Dynasty's "Send Yellow Several Times"

Interpretation: In the spring breeze, I watched peaches and plums drink wine together, and the rivers and lakes were down and out. After leaving for ten years, I often miss you in the autumn rain while listening to the lonely lamp.

2. Poetry: It's a night for men to read.

From: Yan Zhenqing's "Encouraging Learning in the Tang Dynasty".

Interpretation: It is a good time for boys to study under the lamp early in the morning and late at night.

3. Poetry: drooping leaves on foreign trees, cold light of lanterns, loneliness at night.

From: Autumn Chrysanthemum on Bashang by Ma Dai in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: Facing the fallen leaves of trees elsewhere, the lonely lamp on a cold night shines on me alone.

4. Poetry: Last year's Lantern Festival, the flower market was as bright as day.

From: Cha Sheng Zi Yuan Xi by Ouyang Xiu in Song Dynasty.

Commentary: Last year's Lantern Festival, the flower market was brightly lit.

5. Poetry: Tonight is a rare event. Join in, by candlelight.

From: Eight Guards for Chu Shi by Du Fu in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: What day is tonight, and I am so lucky to share my feelings with you?