This is a sad song. Banana leaves are used to write Buddhist scriptures, but the banana leaves, which are full of melancholy, cannot withstand the pain of a woman's lovesickness. The Buddhist scriptures that are supposed to calm people's hearts are filled with infinite melancholy, and they can only walk lightly and wander in the courtyard with golden lotuses. The moon is bright and the wind is clear, it's a good time to meet, but we can't meet at this time and can only remember each other. The sound of the jade flute and the fluttering string music that comes to my ears makes me feel even more melancholy when I am alone. Drinking wine to drown my sorrows on a lonely night, the cold wind blowing into my thin quilt, it is even colder. I have been separated for several years, and I watch the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet each other on the Magpie Bridge with tears in my eyes. This time, how can I be so sad? One or two sentences use line drawing to outline the image of a woman suffering from lovesickness. "Bajiao" is an image of sadness in classical Chinese poetry and music. The third and fourth sentences use objects to express feelings, the wind is clear and the moon is clear, and people are reunited. The fourth sentence uses irony, "You must listen", which actually means don't listen, you can't bear to listen. The last two couplets point out the main theme of the poem, and the last chapter shows the ambition.