Nu Wa's smelting stone is ridiculous, even more ridiculous.
Lost the true realm of ghosts, it stinks to kiss.
You should know that luck can lose gold more than color, but sigh can become a good jade.
White bones forget their surnames like mountains, and poor sons wear red makeup.
This poem appeared in the eighth episode of A Dream of Red Mansions: "It is slightly more revealing than the psychic Jin Ying, and it is half sour to explore Baochai and Daiyu." When Baoyu visited Baochai, the author described this strange stone in detail for readers from the perspective of Baochai's first sight of psychic Baoyu, and attached a poem. The fairy tale mentioned for the first time in the book was later brought into the mortal world by the vast tuas and ethereal reality, and became a psychic Baoyu who lived and died with Jia Baoyu. This poem laments its magical experience on earth.