Get rid of the oriole, get rid of all the music on the tree.
They woke her up when she dreamed that she went to meet him in Liaoxi camp.
This poem is about a woman who misses her long-distance husband.
The first two sentences serve as a foreshadowing, and the scenery sets off the artistic conception. You can imagine how much this woman misses her husband and is angry with the oriole.
This poem is ingeniously conceived. It was written from the side rather than the front. It uses fresh language with rich folk flavor, and through detailed descriptions of actions with rich meanings, it implicitly and profoundly shows the mental pain and sadness endured by the broad masses of the people at that time, which can best resonate with readers.