“When I was young, I did not know what the moon was, and thought it to be a white jade plate.” The poet Li Bai uses a simple metaphor to let us intuitively feel the brightness of the moon in this poem. Let’s follow the video to see this fairy-like view of the moon as it begins to light up. | Center for Language Education and Cooperation

The Poetry of Li Bai describing Journeys to the Heavens as Accounts of Astral Projection or Remote Viewing | Strange Mysteries

45K views · 1.4K reactions | Timeless poetry and natural beauty! Ancient Chinese poet Li Bai (701-762 C.E.) once compared the waterfall on Mount Lushan to the Milky Way fallen from the sky. This Wolong Valley Waterfall, also in the Jiangxi Province, is worthy of this comparison as well. | Wang Wenbin Chinese Ambassador to the Kingdom of Cambodia 汪文斌 | Facebook

89K views · 3.1K reactions | विनोद के किस्से भाग =51 सेफां बाई राम राम किया पिछाणी ? कै तेरो डोळ देखगे ॥ #vinodswami #rajasthani #villagelife #story #life #funnyvideo | Vinod Swami | Facebook