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Moonlight is also called Qinghui, Changuang, Suhui, Tuhui, Lunhui, Yinhui, E Ying, Yuehua, Chancai, Guiying, etc. Moonlight is known as solitary light, Huisu, Xuanhui, Xuanzhu, Haocai, Xiaohui, Xuandu, Yuanguang, Yuanjing, Yuanying, etc.

Source of Moonlight Alternative Name:

1. Qinghui: refers to the moonlight. It comes from the full moon written by Du Fu of Tang Dynasty: "Songgui Fa in my hometown, a total of ten thousand miles of brightness."

2. Toad light: refers to the moonlight. It comes from Tang Jiaoran's "The Last Moon in the Stream": "Toad light scatters in Pu Xu, and its shadow moves in waves."

3. Suhui: It is the glory of the sun and the moon. It comes from the Banquet Poem by Chen Lin of the Han Dynasty: "The wind is triumphant, the clouds are cloudy, and the sun is shining."

4. Tu Hui: referring to the moonlight, it comes from Tang Dynasty's Huang Po's "Hearing the Yichun Juzi accompany the princess to climb the river beam to play with the moon": "The rainbow shadow is divided into the silver man, and Tu Hui is all written in the jade feast."

5. Lun Hui: It can refer to both the moonlight and the sunlight. From Tang Dynasty's Du Guxuan's "Sunan Changzhi", "Lun Hui is still short, but Gui Ying is longer."

6. Yinhui: refers to the moonlight, which comes from Wang Zhe's "Looking into the Far, Sunny Sky": "When the sky is sunny, every clear night, the moon shines with silver and stars. When the three lights are transported, the colors are bright, and you pretend to look and listen in silence."

7. The E shadow refers to the moonlight, which is from Tang Bao Rong's Shangyang Palace Moon: "Learn how to keep the E shadow quiet on the loom, and worship the dew on the new clothes."

8. Moonlight: refers to the moonlight and its color. It comes from the Southern Dynasty, Liang Jiangyan's Miscellaneous Poems, Wang Wei's Effect on Disease: "The clear Yin flows far, and the moonlight scatters the front chi."

9. Toad color: refers to the moonlight, which comes from the Tianxianzi by Wei Zhuang of Qianshu: "Toad color is frost, flowers, and night, and the sound of the sky is heard on the pillow."

10. Gui Ying: refers to the moon shadow and moonlight. Tang Lixian used "Sitting in the Mountains at Night to Send Home Friends": "The sound of insects urges the dream of hometown, and Gui Ying is high in the travel."

Source of Moonlight:

1. Solitary light: refers to the moonlight, which is from Tang Dufu's "Orange and cypress Ferry": "Solitary light hides a glance, and tourists feel lonely."

2. Huisu: refers to the moonlight. It comes from the Miscellaneous Poems by He Shao of the Jin Dynasty: "When you have leisure, you will get pure qi, and when you are in broad court, you will get Huisu."

3. Xuanhui: refers to the moonlight. It comes from Tang Yufu's "Send Jia Dao to Jinzhou to pay a visit to Councillor Yao": "On several nights, when the moon rises in the river, Xuanhui sings in silence."

4. Dark candle: refers to the moonlight. It comes from Cao Pi's Answer to Fan Qin's Book of the Three Kingdoms: "The day goes west, the breeze goes to the Wei, the drapery is dispelled, and the dark candle is tiny."

5. Bright color: refers to the bright moonlight. It comes from Tang Dynasty, Li Qunyu, who wrote "After the snow on a waxy night, the bright color of the moon will be sent to Du Zhongcheng, the deputy envoy of Jiangling": "The bright color of the moon will shoot at the sable fur when the snow falls."

6. Xiaohui: refers to the moon. It comes from Huangting's Inside Scenery Classic: "The essence of the three fields is small, and the beautiful girl is slim and graceful, which obscures the Xiaohui."

7. Xuandu: refers to the moon, which comes from the "Legend of Immortals: Pass Order Yin Zan" by Liu Xiang of the Han Dynasty: "Yin Xi embraces the pass, with virtue as his duty, emits sunlight, and admires Xuandu."

8. Round light: refers to the moon. It comes from the second part of Tang Li Bai's Ancient Style: "The round light loses the sky, and the golden spirit disappears."

9. Round scene: refers to the moon, which comes from Tang · Wu Yuanheng's "On the 15th of August, I often look at the moon from my elder brother": "Sitting in love, the round scene is full, and the autumn night is long."

10. Round shadow: refers to the moon. It comes from Tang Cao Song's "Monk of Guanshan Temple Penetrates the Well": "The side trace eventually turns into moss, and the round shadow is the clear star."