After bathing in Tanlang, I felt the coolness of the spirit and the purple grape's poem "Suru".
Sufu
Tang Dynasty: Zhao Luanluan
Powder fragrance wets Yao Qinzhen with sweat.
Chun Dou Su Rong Mian Yu Cream.
After bathing, Tan Lang touched the place.
Linghua Liangqin Purple Grape.
Annotation translation
1. Annotation
⑴Zhen: refers to the car
⑵Linghua: the good name of Ganoderma lucidum
< p>2. TranslationThe sound of the piano was lingering, the wooden bed on the car was shaking, and Fendai was wet with sweat.
A night of teasing spring supper, lingering clouds and rain, blending into each other.
After taking a bath, the beautiful men touch the place.
It is like the smooth flesh of Ganoderma lucidum, which makes the man feel so happy that he picks the grapes purple.
Poetry Appreciation
This is a poem written by Zhao Luanluan of Pingkangfang, Chang'an City, Tang Dynasty. Tanlang in the poem refers to a beautiful man. Pan An, a famous handsome man in the Jin Dynasty, was nicknamed Tannu, and later generations used Tanlang as a synonym for a beautiful man.
Zhao Luanluan is a famous prostitute in Pingkangfang. This poem can be said to be written with the body. The purple grape used to metaphorize the nipples in the poem is mare's milk grape.
"The powdery fragrance wets the Yaoqin Zhen, the spring is crispy and melts with the rain ointment" means the description of taking a bath; "After bathing, the sandalwood mango touches the area, the spiritual essence cools the heart and the purple grapes" means after washing After that, the beautiful men’s bodies were smooth to the touch.
Praise from ancient poems
1. "The Book of Songs·Zepei" once wrote: "There is a beautiful person, huge and volume.
2. Zhu Yizun is here The word "Wu Feng" is used to describe a woman's breasts. Since a mountain peak can be used to describe a woman's breasts, it shows that he believes that a beautiful breast is not as flat as a palm. Zhu Yizun's "Qinyuan Chun·Ru". : "The blue breast is vaguely blue, the hair is evenly distributed, and the fat has a dark fragrance. "
3. In "Journey to the West", in Chapter 72 when Sun Wukong saw the female fairies taking a bath, he wrote: "Take off the buttons and untie the knots. Her chest is as white as silver, and her jade body is as thick as snow. "The word "white" is written directly here.
In addition, the word "Cui" also has a profound meaning: "Cui" is a cheese product made from cow's milk and goat's milk, which is naturally white; "Cui" also means "crisp" and "soft". It also means the texture of breasts that makes people feel
4. The poem "Qinyuanchun·Beautiful Breasts" written by Dong Yining of the Qing Dynasty also praises the fullness of women's breasts, "manshuo chu "Condensation, don't praise the hair, the jade is moist and the beads are rounder than the hair."