The poem with hibiscus is a lotus leaf skirt with one color cut, and the hibiscus is spread out to both sides of the face. This sentence comes from Wang Changling's "Two Lotus Picking Songs (Part 2)". The original text is as follows:
The lotus leaf skirt is cut in one color, with hibiscus blooming on both sides of the face.
You can't see anyone entering the pool, but you can only feel someone coming when you hear the song.
Translation:
The lotus-picking girl’s skirt is as green as a lotus leaf, and the lotus flowers emerging from the water are blooming towards the lotus-picking girl’s face.
The lotus noodles in green skirts were mixed in the lotus pond and it was difficult to distinguish them. Only when I heard the singing did I realize that someone was coming to pick lotus flowers in the pond.
Poetry Appreciation
"Two Lotus Plucking Songs (Part 2)" is a seven-character quatrain composed by Wang Changling, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This poem uses freehand brushwork to express the overall impression of the lotus-picking girl. The poet places the lotus-picking girl among the lotus bushes, looming or absent, integrating the girl with nature and making the whole poem unique and attractive. The beautiful artistic conception of reverie also shows the poet's originality.
This is a "Lotus Picking Picture", and the center of the picture is naturally the girls picking lotus. However, the author did not let them appear clearly in this moving picture from beginning to end. Instead, they were mixed in the fields of lotus leaves and bright lotus bushes, looming or absent, making the lotus-picking girl and the beautiful lotus The integration of nature gives the whole poem a unique and beautiful artistic conception that attracts people's imagination. This kind of artistic conception is unique.