White moonlight and cinnabar mole

White moonlight and cinnabar mole are often used as plot descriptions in novels or movies. In the Nineteen Ancient Poems, the Faraway Altair, there was a line: " The bright white is like the night of the bandits." The word " Jiaojiao " described the brightness of the moon, while the word " white moonlight " referred to the white light under the bright moon. 2 In Dream of the Red Chamber, Lin Daiyu's character was described as "Daiyu is like a cinnabar mole, Baochai is like the white moonlight." Among them,"Baochai" referred to Baochai's dignified and intelligent appearance, while "Baiyueguang" referred to Daiyu's beauty and gentleness. In Journey to the West, Sun Wukong was called the "Monkey King" and after he got the Jingu Bang, the words "White Moonlight" and "Zhusha Zhi" were engraved on it. These poems all described the plot of the white moonlight and the cinnabar mole to express the character's personality and emotions.

The lyrics of White Moonlight and Zhusha Zhi are as follows: It's all around my fingertips. The beauty that can't be obtained. Always scratching in my heart. White rice grains have nowhere to throw. Even the blood of a mosquito can't be wiped away. Untouchable is just right. It's annoying as the days go by. At that time, my heart was beating so fast. I had nowhere to run. Burning like a ball of fire Burn down the bridge that can't be crossed. Time flies. The flame turned into the distant moon. No more surging waves. I never wavered in my dreams. The white moonlight was shining. Only then did you remember her goodness. A cinnabar mole is hard to remove. Can you know? The bright moon shone in front of the window. You look out alone. The white moonlight is my youth. It was her smile. At that time, my heart was beating so fast. I had nowhere to run. Burning like a ball of fire Burn down the bridge that can't be crossed. Time flies. The flame turned into the distant moon. No more surging waves. I never wavered in my dreams. The white moonlight was shining. Only then did you remember her goodness. A cinnabar mole is hard to remove. Can you know? The bright moon shone in front of the window. You look out alone. The white moonlight is my youth. It was her smile. At that time, my heart was beating so fast. I had nowhere to run. Burning like a ball of fire Burn down the bridge that can't be crossed. Time flies. The flame turned into the distant moon. No more surging waves. I never wavered in my dreams. The white moonlight was shining. Only then did you remember her goodness. A cinnabar mole is hard to remove. Can you know? The bright moon shone in front of the window. You look out alone. The white moonlight is my youth. It was her smile.

The white moonlight and the cinnabar mole were common love symbols in novels. They were often used to describe a deep relationship. White moonlight referred to the unforgettable memories in one's heart. It could be a love experience, a character, a city, and so on. This kind of memory often made people feel warm and comfortable when they thought of it, but as time passed, it might become more and more blurry and become a bright light in their hearts, but it would never be forgotten. Zhusha Zhi was a special existence in love. It could be a person's characteristics, behavior, moment, and so on. This special existence would play an important role in the development of love, making people have a deep impression of this person, even if they broke up, it would also leave a deep mark. White moonlight and cinnabar mole were often used in novels to symbolize deep memories and special existences in love. Sometimes, they also symbolized the depth of fate between two people. The white moonlight represented a beautiful memory and a beautiful experience, while the Zhusha Zhi represented a special existence and an indelible memory between the two of them. In novels, these symbols were usually used to describe a hard-working love, so that the readers could feel the depth and unforgettable love.

White moonlight and cinnabar mole were usually used to describe the status and influence of two people in their hearts in love. White moonlight referred to the perfect object in a person's heart. It was an indelible memory that represented a deep feeling and memory. White moonlight usually represented pure, beautiful, irreplaceable feelings, an idealized love. It could be a person's first love, or it could be the object of a person's longing. Zhusha Zhi referred to the regret in a person's heart. It was a feeling that left regret in one's heart. It might represent a once beautiful relationship, but for some reason, it became a regret in his heart that he could not be together. Zhusha Zhi's love was usually more profound and real than Bai Yueguang's love, but it was also an irreparable regret. The white moonlight and the cinnabar mole both represented deep feelings, but the white moonlight represented beautiful memories and idealized love, while the cinnabar mole represented regret and irreparable feelings.

Bai Yueguang and Zhusha Zhi were characters that often appeared in novels. Their character descriptions might be different in different novels, but generally speaking, these characters had unique personality characteristics that were unforgettable. Bai Yueguang was usually described as a fresh, independent, arrogant, and mysterious figure. She had an inviolable temperament that made people feel awe and admiration. She usually had outstanding talent and superb martial arts. She also had a strong heart that was not easily shaken by emotions. Bai Yueguang's personality often made people want to get close to her and understand her. Zhusha Zhi was described as a passionate, lively, cheerful, and direct character. She was good at interacting with people and had a wide social circle. She would be very active and enthusiastic towards the people she liked. Her character was full of energy and passion, making people want to take risks with her. Bai Yueguang and Zhusha Zhi had their own unique personalities that made them very attractive. In different novels, these characters 'personalities might be described in more detail, making people understand and like them more.

Whether the Nobel Prize in Literature was the bane of Chinese culture or a white moonlight depended on different cultural perspectives and values. From a cultural perspective, the Nobel Prize in Literature was an award with global influence and represented one of the highest honors in the field of literature. Winning the Nobel Prize in Literature meant that it was of great significance to the development of Chinese literature and the improvement of its international reputation. Therefore, from this perspective, the Nobel Prize in Literature was one of the important honors of Chinese culture and an important carrier for the export and display of Chinese culture. But from another perspective, the Nobel Prize in Literature was also seen as a controversial and critical award. Due to the uncertainty of the selection criteria and procedures, and the works of the Nobel Prize laureates in Literature, there might sometimes be controversy and doubts. Therefore, from this point of view, the Nobel Prize in Literature may be regarded as a scourge of Chinese culture, because its existence may cause misunderstanding and prejudice in Chinese culture, affecting the confidence and self-esteem of Chinese culture. In short, the Nobel Prize in Literature was one of the important honors of Chinese culture, but it also had a certain degree of controversy and criticism. It needed to be evaluated from different cultural perspectives and values.