Twist the lotus and peel the lotus seeds, the dew is delicious, and the moon is fragrant.
1 Arrival: comparable.
② Rotation: Soon.
Some people in the city are carrying the burden to sell Lotus House.
So we didn't go boating in the West Lake.
Lotus farmers immediately climbed the loaded lotus and peeled the lotus seeds in the shed.
Lotus seeds have the smell of dew and the fragrance of moonlight.
First of all, "arrival" has two meanings. One is "arrive, arrive", which is used in reference books; The second is "equivalent and replaceable". The author thinks that the second explanation should be adopted. "Not yet" means "irreplaceable and incomparable". "Pan-wild sailing has not reached the West Lake" means that it is not as good as boating outing in the West Lake. The lotus seeds picked in this way are not from the burden of the Dutch farmers, but from the West Lake. This is more in line with the dew of lotus seeds and the fragrance of moonlight.
Secondly, the reference book thinks that "xuán" means "immediately", which shows that the lotus farmer who sells lotus seeds is quick and quick, and shows the poet Jinan's eagerness to buy lotus seeds. But "xuàn" has another explanation-"temporary (doing)". I think this sentence can be understood as the poet temporarily climbed the lotus to peel the lotus seeds.
Third, from the actual situation, the lotus seed has matured, and the lotus flower is about to wither or has withered. Lotus farmers usually sell lotus seeds with shower heads, which seems unreasonable.
Finally, it seems that there is no conflict between the poet buying lotus seeds and going boating in the West Lake. Poets can buy lotus seeds and go boating in the West Lake. While tasting fresh lotus seeds, boating in the West Lake should be more poetic and interesting.
As mentioned above, I think this poem should be understood as:
Some people in the city are carrying the burden to sell Lotus House.
No, let's go boating in the West Lake.
Climb the lotus temporarily and peel off the lotus seeds.
Lotus seeds have the smell of dew and the fragrance of moonlight.