Female-themed poems in Han Yuefu: As an artistic tradition of poetry, female-themed poems have a long history, which originated in the pre-Qin era. The Book of Songs Feng Wang Serviceman is a typical poem that misses women. However, there was no such word as "thinking for women" at that time. According to Selected Works, the word "thinking of women" first appeared in Song Yu's "Gao Tang Mi" in the Warring States Period: "Sisters thinking of women hang high in the nest, but they sing." But at this time, "miss a woman" refers to the name of a bird. Until the Song Dynasty's "Le Shu Zhi" quoted Cao Pi's "Ge Yanxing": "I am homesick, why do I stay for a long time?" Only "I miss my wife" really means a woman who misses her husband far away. From the content point of view, the folk songs of Han Yuefu come from the mouth of the lower class and have a wide range of themes. It expresses people's own feelings, their love and hate, widely reflects the painful life of the people in the Han Dynasty, and reflects the political and social outlook of the Han Dynasty like a mirror.
Bo Xi: "Bo Xi" comes from the Book of Songs Feng Wei. It is a poem of missing, which describes a woman's missing for her husband who has served abroad for a long time and reflects the pain brought by the corvee to the people. Describing a woman who misses her husband who is exploring abroad at home expresses unbearable strong feelings. In the poem, I first imagined my husband's heroic image as the "forerunner of the king" outside, which vividly came to my mind and aroused my yearning for hard work and even my carelessness in dressing up. My desire is deep and strong, just like a long drought meets rain. Moreover, this yearning is unbearable. She simply pinned her hopes on a girl who was planted under the North Hall without sadness to dispel this heavy yearning. It is the characteristic of Bo Xi that one layer is deep and the other changes. In addition, the phrase "it rains when it rains" is used to arouse interest, and it is said that other things lead to singing first, which shows the homesickness for her husband and the desire for his return.