Analysis: Beautiful clouds want gorgeous clothes, flowers want its exquisite appearance, spring breeze slightly moves railings, and dew makes colors more vivid. If I hadn't met you in Yushan, a fairyland, I would have met you under the Yao platform of the Queen Mother of the West.
Interpretation: This poem is Li Bai's drunken work. Every word in the poem is rich and colorful, and every sentence is flowing. When I first read this poem, I felt the spring breeze blowing, and I was very relaxed and happy. When I read it again, I was dazzled and flowered. This poem describes the beauty of the imperial concubine as jade, but there is no trace of praise. This is really a masterpiece of art.
At the beginning of the poem, the peony flower is compared to Yang Guifei, the cloud is compared to her clothes, and flowers are used to set off her beautiful face. This sentence uses anthropomorphic writing techniques, and instantly brings the thoughts of "cloud" and "flower" to life, which can be described as a wonderful pen. The second song, spring breeze blowing, dewdrops playing flowers add spring scenery. This sentence is a metaphor, which shows that Yang Guifei is favored because she is naturally beautiful and graceful.
In the last two sentences of the poem, Li Bai used a series of fairyland "Yushan, Yaotai and Moonlight Beauty" to create the image of a beauty. If you didn't see it in Yushan, you must have met it in Yaotai. In this way, under repeated contrast, Yang Guifei became a dust-free fairy.