A poem praising a woman's half-hidden face

The sentence describing the ancient woman's half-covered face is as follows:

1, but before she started walking towards us, we shouted a thousand times and urged her for a thousand times, but she still hid half of her face behind her guitar from us. -Bai Juyi's translation of Pipa: It was originally written about the hatred of girls when pipa women came out, and later it was often used to describe women's shyness.

2, meet without words, an autumn rain hibiscus. A little dizzy red tide, a crooked heart only phoenix. Wait for the low voice, for fear that people will see it. To complain, turn around and knock on the jade hairpin. -Na Lanxingde's "Minus Magnolia, Meet Silently"

When we met, you were silent, like a hibiscus, trembling in the autumn rain. The face is shy and rosy, and the phoenix is stuck in your room.

Wait until I want to call you in a low voice, but I'm afraid to stare deeply and let others see me. I want to say goodbye, but you have turned around, so you can only pull out the Hosta and stand quietly in the back.

Stop drinking and listen to the pipa. Slightly twisted and disturbed, the drunken face melts into spring scenery, and Jiang Tianyi looks red obliquely. -Su Shi's Picking Mulberry Seeds

Hearing the pipa in the distance, I couldn't help putting down my glass. The woman who plays the pipa skillfully plays touching music, and her face is flushed like spring, just like the sunset reflected by the river, beautiful and moving.

There are peerless and independent beauties in the north. Take care of the city first, then the country. -Li Yannian's Song of Beauty

There are beautiful women in the north, beautiful and graceful. Looking back, they can overthrow the city, looking back, they can overthrow the country. Don't you know that the disaster of national subjugation is only because beautiful women are hard to get again!