Chundu crisp melts the batter.
Take a bath in Tan Lang,
Ling Hua cold heart purple grape. 1, remarks
(1): refers to cars.
⑵ Ling Hua: the laudatory name of Ganoderma lucidum.
2. Translation
The sound of the piano curled up, the wooden bed on the car shook, and Dai Dai was wet with sweat.
One night, flirting, making love, touching and blending with each other on a spring night, just like toothbrushes and toothpaste.
After the shower, the handsome boys asked about this place.
It's just like Ganoderma lucidum, which makes Lang Jun feel great, picking all the grapes purple. This is a poem written by Zhao Luan, a female employee of Pingkangfang Entertainment Place in Chang 'an in Tang Dynasty. Tan Lang in this poem refers to a beautiful man. Pan An was a famous handsome man in Jin Dynasty, nicknamed Tannu. Later generations regarded Tan Lang as a synonym for handsome man.
Zhao Luan is a famous prostitute in Pingkangfang. This poem can be said to be written with the body. The purple grape used to compare nipples in the poem is mare's milk grape.
"Powder fragrance makes heptachlor sweat, and spring makes cotton rain and frost crisp" means the description of geisha bathing; "Bathing in Tan Lang, refreshing and refreshing, purple grapes" means that after washing, the handsome man feels his body is very smooth.
This poem can be said to experience and describe life with the body earlier than Zimu.