There are elements such as "Tao Lian Zi" in the tone of the poem, which is its original meaning. In addition, when women wash clothes, they beat the clothes with a pestle to make them clean, which is also called "beating clothes". Xie Huilian's poem "Pounding Clothes" of the Southern Song Dynasty: "The stilts are high and the anvils are ringing, and the couplets are long and the pestle is mourning. The two sleeves are slightly fragrant, and the double titles (forehead) are dyed with light sweat. The dandy has become a man, but the gentleman has not returned. Taiyong "The knife in the knife will sew thousands of miles of clothing." Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty said: "Blowing the pipe at dawn will cause the flowers to fall, and pounding the military clothes towards the bright moon at night." Also in "Midnight Wu Song" No. 3: "There is a moon in Chang'an, and thousands of households." The sound of pounding clothes. The autumn wind can't stop the love. When will the enemy be defeated? "Li Yu of the Song Dynasty's "Tao Lian Zi Ling" said: "The Double Ninth Festival is approaching again, and there are sounds of anvils and pestles everywhere." Song Hezhu's "Tao Lian Zi" lyrics: "The surface of the anvil is shiny, the pestle sounds in unison, and the ink of tears is inscribed on the clothes being pounded." "Midnight Wu Ge·Autumn Song" once recorded: "The moon is shining in Chang'an, and the sound of thousands of households pounding clothes is heard." Wen Zisheng's "Poetry on Clothes" of the Northern Dynasties: The Mid-Autumn Night in Chang'an City is long, and the beauty's brocade stones are pounded yellow. The incense pestle pattern and anvil know the near and far, how desolate the sound is. The long river flows on Chinese Valentine's Day, and the moon shines brightly on Mid-Autumn Festival. The wild geese are waiting for you at the edge of the river, and the mandarin ducks are watching the wolf from the tower.