Wang Anshi’s poem about lilac flowers: I went to Han Hou’s house at dawn on Qingming Festival and bought myself white apricot lilac flowers. The bird's eyes are painted with gold and silver strips in a cage, and they are stored in the court to dance with the baby. The dancing girls chatted and smiled at the guests, regardless of breaking the new yarn. When the morning comes, I will give birth to a son, and I will send you my congratulations and greetings. The drunkard holds a sycamore board and is as playful as Yuyang Lao. When I beat the drum, you, a virgin, accidentally took off the tiger's teeth. What's the point of not being able to tolerate each other's feelings? The skies above Parrot Island.
This poem comes from "Han Zihua Returns to the City for Drinks on March 10th" and is one of the poems written by Wang Anshi, a poet of the Song Dynasty.