Poetry about boudoir, as the name suggests, is a poem that expresses the resentment and sorrow of people in the boudoir. Many poems in ancient Chinese poetry have this as their content. The earliest poem about boudoir resentment should be considered "Wai Jing·Wei Feng's name is Bai Xi". The whole poem consists of four chapters and four sentences. The second chapter says: "From the east of my uncle, my head is like a flying canopy. How can I not be bathed in anointing, who is suitable for it?" It describes the mood of her husband who is away on war, lonely in the boudoir, and too lazy to dress up.