"Drinking alone under the moon"
The Chinese poem surrounding the moon is Li Bai's "Drinking alone under the moon."
花間一壷酒 獨酌無相親 擧杯邀明月 對影成三人 月既不解飲 影徒随我身 暫伴月将影 行楽須及春 我歌月徘徊 我舞影零亂 醒時同交歡 醉後各分散 永結無情遊 相期遥雲漢
Drinking alone among the flowers, there is no way to be friendly. Raising our cups to greet the bright moon, we become three people facing the shadow. The moon can't understand the point of drinking and the shadow unnecessarily follows me. For a while, accompanied by the moon and the shadow, our outing must reach spring. When I sing, the moon wanders around, and when I dance, the shadow becomes chaotic. When we wake up, we enjoy the same company, but after getting drunk, we each disperse. We are non-human playmates forever bound together. Our promised meeting place is far beyond the Milky Way.