I understand the meaning of this poem.
Potted plants in front of the palace. Orchids bloom very well. People used to call it Dixiang, and some people compared it to a gentleman, so I wrote a four-character poem for it.
Qiu Lan has beautiful colors and green leaves. I like this kind of "Royal Fragrance" (referring to Qiu Lan). It is very beautiful when it is open in the yard. It lingers among the curtains, and its quiet shadow reflects the sparse window lattice. Look at this orchid, you can feel something. ) Why do you plant so many kinds of orchids as written in Lisao? (This is a quantifier, equivalent to 108 mu. The past mu is not the same size as the present mu, but it is a large piece of land anyway. )
Note: This is from Qu Yuan's Lisao: "I am not a nine-flowered orchid, nor a hundred-acre tree." "Ten thousand" is an ancient unit of measurement. Twelve acres of land. 9 acres is 108 acres of orchids. In fact, it is the same as the tree behind. This reflects Qu Yuan's noble family ties. The allusion "Jade is more than nine acres of orchids, a hundred acres of trees, and autumn chrysanthemums are more fragrant. The surging water outside the door can help me. "
The content of this poem is probably so much.