“床前明月光”里的“床”

Group 1 - The article discusses the widespread popularity of Li Bai's poem "Quiet Night Thoughts," highlighting its emotional depth and connection to nostalgia for one's hometown [1] - The poem consists of four lines and twenty characters, expressing the feelings of a traveler missing home while observing the moonlight [1] - In 2015, UNESCO selected "Quiet Night Thoughts" as the only Chinese poem to be featured on commemorative stamps for World Poetry Day [1] Group 2 - A recent online article argues that Li Bai may have seen the moonlight from a "well railing" rather than from "beside the bed," referencing a long-standing debate about the interpretation of the poem [2] - This interpretation has historical roots, with earlier discussions suggesting that the term "bed" might refer to a "hu bed" or "maza," indicating that ancient homes may not have allowed moonlight to enter [2] - The article critiques this interpretation, emphasizing that regardless of the setting, the essence of the poem remains intact, as it captures the beauty of the moonlight [3]