What does "Once upon a time, the sea was difficult to make water, except for Wushan, it was not cloud"? Analyze it word for word.

The full text of this poem is:

Once the sea was filled with water,

Excepting Wushan is not a cloud.

Looking back at Huacong Lazy,

Half a monk and half a king

After seeing the sea once, when I look at other lakes, I think they are nothing. , the sentence "Except Wushan is not cloud" refers to a yellow peach blossom dream I forgot about the name of an emperor in the Chu Kingdom in the Spring and Autumn Period. In ancient times, the word "cloud and rain" was used instead of the word "cloud and rain" for sexual intercourse between men and women. The emperor dreamed of having sex with a beautiful woman. When the woman was practicing love between men and women, the King of Chu asked her her name, and the woman replied that she was a goddess from Wushan Mountain. The author should no longer like it.

Ancient Chinese poetry, history and human allusions are vast and profound. I hope people can read more ancient historical books instead of watching the current directors and screenwriters making nonsense and sighing for Yu Hao! ! !