Poems describing the beauty of women's bodies

Book of Songs, Li Feng, Shuo Ren

To control a person, he must dress appropriately. Son of Qi Hou, wife of Wei Hou. East Palace's sister, Duke Xing's aunt, Tan.

Soft, skin solidified, collar like a salamander, teeth like a rhinoceros, a cicada's head is a moth's eyebrow, she smiled and looked forward to it.

Master Di Di said that in the countryside. Four animals are arrogant, and Zhu Biao goes his own way. I am looking forward to North Korea. The doctor retired effortlessly.

The river is rich, and the living water in the north runs. When you do, you will become rich. Exposure is guilty, and ordinary people are guilty.

Zhuang Jiang is a woman of Qi. The Book of Songs Shuo Ren describes the grand occasion and the ultimate beauty of Zhuang Jiang's marriage. "Softness and skin coagulation" has become the standard to describe beautiful women, and "Smile with beautiful eyes and hope" vividly writes the aura of Zhuang Jiang.

Peacock flies southeast (excerpt)

The cock crows outside, and the bride's makeup is neat.

Embroider my skirt, everything is four or five.

My feet are on tiptoe and my head is shining.

If the waist is flowing, you will smell the bright moon.

Refers to the root of onion, with dani in its mouth.

Chinese odyssey with thin steps.

In Peacock Flying Southeast, Liu Lanzhi was rejected by her mother-in-law and expelled from her family. When she left, Liu Lanzhi dressed herself up and left. The phrase "small steps, exquisite, chinese odyssey" is enough to show that her beauty is unparalleled.

Shang Mo Sang

Southeast corner of sunrise, shine on me, Qin Lou. Qin has a good daughter who calls herself Luo Fu.

Luo Fu likes raising silkworms and picking mulberry in the south corner of the city. Moss is a cage system and cassia twig is a cage hook.

There is a bun on the head and a bright moon in the ear. Qi is the lower skirt and Qi is the upper skirt.

When Monkey saw Luo Fu, he put it on his shoulder and smoothed his moustache. When the teenager saw Luo Fu, he took off his hat and hung his head.

The tiller forgets to plow, and the hoe forgets to hoe. In spite of resentment, he sat watching Luo Fu.

The beauty of Qin Luofu in Shang Mo Sang is shown from the side. Because Qin Luofu is so beautiful, when pedestrians meet Luo Fu, they put down their burdens and stroke their beards (to see her). When young people saw Luo Fu, they couldn't help taking off their hats and rearranging their headscarves, hoping to attract Luo Fu's attention. Those who plow forget that they are plowing, and those who hoe forget that they are hoeing; That they didn't finish their farm work, and when they came back, they complained to each other, just because they carefully looked at the beauty of Luo Fu.