The first sentence "Six generations of Taicheng compete for luxury" is the starting sentence of the poem, which always writes about the "luxury" of Taicheng. The term "six generations" not only spans a large space, but also extends for a long time (six generations). Among them, the word "Jing" is used very cleverly. First of all, it shows the "Jing" (competing with each other) of nearly forty emperors who have ascended the throne over the course of six dynasties, more than three hundred years of history, and expresses the rivalry between Taicheng and Taicheng. The degree of emphasis also reflects the ruler's pursuit of luxurious and luxurious life. Secondly, it explains that Taicheng is extremely luxurious due to "competition", highlighting the "luxury" in the poem. In this way, suppressing the desire first and promoting it better lays the foundation for the later lyricism.