That night when the full moon shone bright， Hand in hand we stood in moonlight. Tonight again the sky is steeped in① moonrays； The night appears as fi ne as days. The moon and the wind still the s
That night when the full moon shone bright，
Hand in hand we stood in moonlight.
Tonight again the sky is steeped in① moonrays；
The night appears as fi ne as days.
The moon and the wind still the same remain，
But I recall the waterside bower② in vain③.
Tomorrow I will ask you when at home you’re due④，
If you know how I am longing for you.
昨夜月圆时，
月下相携手。
今夜天邊月又圆，
夜色如清昼。
风月浑依旧，
水馆空回首。
明夜归来试问伊，
曾解思量否？
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