This poem is about the feelings of women in boudoir and the hopeless pain of lovesickness. The first couplet describes the living environment of women's boudoir. The east wind is rustling and the drizzle is flying with the wind. Outside the lotus pond, there was a gentle thunder. The scenery of "Spring Breeze" and "Spring Rain" is written here, which casts a gloomy color on the whole poem. A Qing Ji Yun commented: "If you start with two quips, you can understand."
The images such as "drizzle", "lotus pond" and "light thunder" in these two sentences are more metaphors of love between men and women, and also set the stage for the love and hate of women in the boudoir. Zhuan Xu wrote about the luxury and loneliness of women living in boudoir. In her boudoir, there is a golden toad lock incense burner, which adds a special fragrance to the room.
The pulley in the yard looks like a jade tiger, pulling the rope to draw well water. Here, the golden toad incense burner and the jade tiger pulley not only illustrate the luxury of a woman's boudoir life, but also symbolize her elegant taste in life. In addition, the poet intends to use homophonic techniques, using "fragrance" as a metaphor for "phase" and "silk" as a metaphor for "thinking".
It not only shows the unbearable loneliness of a boudoir woman, but also shows that the heroine's heart is full of lovesickness that is hard to calm down. With the love story of Jia's and Fu Fei, the Necklace Couplet expresses the heroine's infinite yearning for sincere love. Shi Shuo Xin Yu published the love story between Jia Jia and Han Shou. According to records, Shou was beautiful and handsome, and later became a subordinate of Minister Jia Chong.
Once, Jia Chong's daughter caught a glimpse of Han Shou behind the curtain, and she had an affair. The woman gave her life to the emperor's exotic incense in the western regions, and was found, giving her life to her wife. The Story of Fu Fei and Cao Zhi is a classic of Selected Works of Luo Shenfu, with Shan Li's annotation. It is said that Cao Zhi tried to marry a real daughter, but failed. Later, Zhen Shi became the queen of Xelloss and died after Guo.
In the early years of the Yellow Dynasty, Cao Zhi entered the DPRK, and Cao Pi took out the jade and gold pillow after the Zhenguan, and Cao Zhi burst into tears. Cao Zhi returned and stopped at Luoshui. Suddenly, he saw a woman coming and gave her a pillow to use at home. She said she was Zhen Shi, so she had a party and disappeared. These two sentences mean that Jia Shi admired Han Shou's youth and beauty when he peeped through the curtain. Wang Wei dreamed that Fu Fei left a pillow, which showed their deep affection.