The moon symbolizes beauty, frustration, reunion, eternity, and sustenance of acacia in Chinese culture. Its symbolic meaning is very rich, and it creates a beautiful aesthetic mood; at the same time, the moon is also the carrier of human acacia. The Chinese nation has always had special feelings for the moon. It has also become a typical image and eternal theme in literature. For the moon, it entrusts the lovesickness between lovers. In the emotional sustenance stage, the moon has been internalized into a part of human emotion from an independent objective scene.
Inviting the moon and the dining table are inspired by Su Shi's poem: people have joys and sorrows, and the moon has ups and downs. This matter is difficult in ancient times. I wish people a long time, thousands of miles together. The top of the four table legs are embedded with copper sheets to show the gradual change of the moon phase from the quarter moon to the full moon, and the change of the moon is introduced into the change of life. The support bar at the bottom of the table leg extracts the traditional auspicious pattern of our country: begonia pattern. Because "Tang" and "Tang" are homophonic, they have the auspicious meaning of "Yu Tang is rich" and "full of peace. Together, they form the beautiful meaning of a full moon. The dining table is an object that we usually use every day. Traditional elements are integrated into the design of the dining table to form a new Chinese aesthetics.