Hanxing inkstone with letter flower dew, submerged fragrance Xiaochunge heavy! What do you mean by that?

This is not a poem, this is a couplet, the stars and inkstones are full of flowers and dew, and the water is fragrant and floating in the water pavilion. Yang Yisun, a seal writer in Qing Dynasty, once wrote when studying ink: "Cold Star" is a good ink stone, diluted with flower dew in a secluded place in the morning. It means "a good horse with a good saddle"; Shen Shuixiang floated in front of the study like white clouds. I translated it casually, hehe.