The whole poem is as follows:
Jade gives birth to dust, and phoenix gives birth to fragrance. Lazy cicadas comb their temples skillfully, and lazy wisps of light clothes. I was lonely in Gong Hui, but I meditated on indigo. Plum blossoms fell on the beacon tower, but they were not seen all over Nagato. The situation is that the heart is guilty and the eyes are sad. Warm wind blows gently, and spring birds chirp. Upstairs at dusk, listening to the wind and looking back; Yun Lan dusk, staring at Su Yue. If the hot spring is not there, I will recall the old tour of picking up green; Nagato is very closed, and she believes in Qingluan.
Recalling the past, the water is clear, the water is floating, and songs are enjoyed, and banquets are accompanied. Play wonderful dances and love songs, and shoot a stork fairy boat. Your feelings are tender, and you are well prepared. Swear to the mountains and seas to stay forever, like the sun and the moon.
Why envy color and mediocrity? Take away my love and wealth and put me in a quiet palace. It's hard to miss the old love, and the dream is hazy. Spend time with the moon and evening, shy and lazy spring breeze. If you want to be like each other, you won't be able to work. It's endless sadness. It's already ringing. Empty sigh and cover up, hesitate to step east. This song Ode to the East of the Building was written by Jiang Caiping, and Jiang Caiping was the concubine of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, namely Mei Fei. In 740, Li Longji occupied Yang Yuhuan, the wife of his son Shouwang, in Lishan Palace, and Jiang Caiping fell out of favor. Ode to the Orient tells the story of Mei Fei's miserable mood in the East Palace of Shang Yang, and expresses her dissatisfaction with the imperial concubine Xuanzong and her yearning for a new life. Mei Fei was defeated by Yang Guifei and defeated by Tang Xuanzong. He has lived alone in Yangdong Palace for more than ten years, and he can't see you. Mei Fei was brilliant and wrote Ode to the East, describing his mood, his loneliness in the cold palace and his yearning for Xuanzong. Hua Fei sang this poem, which also expressed the emperor's dissatisfaction with Zhen Xuan's neglect of himself.