The ancient poems starting with the word "婷" include "The tips of the hair are slowly turning green, Tingting is a flower servant", "Tingting curls out of the screen window, sitting down to make the red makeup fall on all eyes" and so on.
(1) The tips of the trees are green, and the flowers are blooming. The phrase "The shoots are slowly green, and the Tingting flowers are serving people" comes from the third poem of "Huangmei" written by Chen Shidao in the Song Dynasty. The poem says: "The shoots are slowly turning green, and the Tingting flowers are serving people. If you want to send a message thousands of miles away, you secretly break a branch of spring." This is a poem about missing a lover by chanting Huangmei. "The branches are slowly turning green, and the beautiful girl under the flowers is missing her lover who is thousands of miles away." And "Want to send a message thousands of miles away, secretly pick off a branch of spring" describes a girl who misses spring and breaks off a branch of yellow plum to inform people far away that spring is here and another year is here.
(2) Tingting came out of the screen window and sat down with her red makeup on her face. "Tingting curls out of the screen window, sitting down to make the red makeup fall on thousands of eyes." The poem comes from "Chengyan Female Slave Pipa" by Deng Su, a poet from the Song Dynasty. The poem says: "Tingting curls out of the screen window, sitting down to make the red makeup fall on thousands of eyes. Green sleeves and thin cages of spring bamboo shoots ten , The jade hairpin first joined the green clouds. The four strings chased the guests, and they reminded people of Jiujiang. The poem describes the scene of listening to a female artist playing the pipa. Tingting, a slim artist, walked out of the veil, wearing red makeup and attracting the attention of many listeners. The artist plays the pipa sweetly, which makes people miss Jiujiang. The poet listened to music and drank wine, and unknowingly drank all the silver vat filled with wine. The whole poem implies that the author drinks and has fun to relieve his sorrow.