What is Wei Jun's poem about washing hands to make bridal soup?

From now on, long skirts will be ridiculed as washing hands and making bridal soup.

This sentence comes from the story of Zhuo Wenjun and Sima Xiangru in folklore. Interpretation is: From now on, seeing beautiful clothes is just a smile in front of you. I'd like to cook soup and rice for you myself. Describe the woman's willingness to give up good living conditions for the man and bend down to cook for him, showing her despair of love.

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After Zhuo Wenjun met Sima Xiangru, they fell in love at first sight and soon decided to elope.

After Zhuo Wenjun eloped with Sima Xiangru, his father was ashamed at first and refused to help them. Forced to make a living, Sima Xiangru sold the house and returned to Lin Qiong with Zhuo Wenjun to open a hotel. Sima Xiangru's literary talent, Zhuo Wenjun's beauty, talented people and beautiful women, greeted with smiles when selling wine, and gradually got better when soliciting customers.

After a long time, Zhuo Wangsun, who looks good, has no choice but to accept the fact that his daughter has been "abducted". After all, he loved his daughter, so he gave them hundreds of servants and countless money. The husband and wife happily closed the hotel and went home to get rich.