1. It is bitter and lonely in the Hui Palace, but meditating on the Orchid Palace means that loneliness is overflowing in the palace where the vanilla is lingering, and meditation in the palace where the orchids are curling up is in vain.
2. This poem comes from Jiang Caiping's "Mei Fei Lou Dong Fu". Jiang Caiping, also known as Jiang Dongfei in today's Putian (Xinghua Pinghua: Gang-dang-hi), was the favorite concubine of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty in the early years. The multi-talented Jiang Caiping was not only good at poetry and prose, but also played musical instruments and was good at singing and dancing. She was also pretty and had an extraordinary temperament. She was a strange woman with both talent and appearance. He wrote famous poems such as "Thank You for the Pearl" and "Lou Dong Fu".
3. Excerpt from the original text: The jade mirror is born in the dust, and the phoenix box dies in the incense. The lazy cicada's temples are skillfully combed, and the idle strands of clothes are light. I am miserable and lonely in Hui Palace, but I am thinking about Hulan Palace. The fallen plum blossoms are missing through the long gate. The situation is that the heart of the flower is full of hatred, and the willow eyes are worried. The warm breeze blows and the spring birds chirp. It's dusk upstairs, listening to the wind blowing and looking back; the blue clouds are setting in the sky, and I'm gazing at the plain moon. When the hot springs are no longer available, I recall the old travels of picking up the greenery; the long gate is closed deeply, and I lament the faith cultivation of Qingluan.