In which of Su Shi's poems is there something fragrant about cooking at the stern of a boat?

This sentence comes from Song Dynasty Su Shi's "Invitation to the West Lake with Mr. Cai Zhun" No. 3:

The bow of the boat is cut with fine strands, and the fragrance of cooking jade floats on the stern.

The meaning of this sentence:

To chop means to chop, here it refers to killing fish; fresh means fish, and jade should be rice.

It also refers to cutting fish at the bow and cooking fish at the tail.

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