The poems describing the misty fairyland are as follows:
1. The sky meets the clouds and the mist, and the Milky Way wants to turn to Qian Fan dance. -Li Qingzhao's Fisherman's Pride in the Song Dynasty
Translation: Water and sky meet, and the morning mist is foggy. The milky way turns, like countless ships waving their sails.
2. The flowers and bright moon are dark and foggy, so I can go to Lang's side tonight. -Li Yu's "Bodhisattva Man, Flowers and Bright Moon, Dark Cage and Light Fog"
Translation: I can just meet you on a bright night when flowers are in full bloom, the moon is dim and the fog is misty.
3. The courtyard is deep, and the cloud window and fog pavilion are late in spring. -Song Li Qingzhao's "Lin Jiang Xian Mei"
Translation: There are many floors in the courtyard, and the windows of the attic are clustered with clouds. The faint fog permeates around, but spring is late.
4. The east wind is full of worship, and the fragrant fog is empty and the moon turns to the corridor. -Song Su Shi's Begonia
Translation: The east wind blew the faint clouds, revealing the moon, and the moonlight was also faint. The fragrance of flowers melts in the hazy fog, and the moon has moved through the cloister in the courtyard.
5. The slanting moon hides the sea fog, and Jieshi Xiaoxiang has an infinite road. -Don Zhang Ruoxu's Moonlit Night on the Spring River
Translation: The slanting moon slowly sinks and hides in the sea fog, and the distance between Jieshi and Xiaoxiang is infinitely far away.