At the beginning of the evening makeup, there is snow, and the spring palace is filed. The water was blown away by the flute and the song was played again. Who smells better in spring? Drunk and exhausted. Don't turn the candle red when you return, and wait for Ma Ti to clear jathyapple.
Li Yu's first poem is about a scene of a court dance. Li Yu's poems are obviously divided into two parts, one is about the extravagant life in the early palace, and the other is about the pain of national subjugation in the later period. In terms of value, the main achievements are in the later period. The early words are gorgeous, but true. They are about real people, real events and real feelings. So it is easy to be infected.
The last movie is about dancing. The ladies-in-waiting who have just painted makeup have dazzling white skin. They danced their skirts, joined in and sang and danced in the hall. At the dance, Xiao Sheng played music in unison, and his voice resounded through the sky. Cai Yu, a famous work in the Tang Dynasty, reappeared in front of the world with the help of Li Yu after playing for a long week, although it had only a remnant score.
The next movie is about watching the moon after the dance. The song and dance broke up, but Li Yu's interest remained undiminished. The moonlight is thick outside, and there are bursts of flowers in the air. Li Yu was "exhausted from drinking" because he was excited and gave vent to his feelings at will regardless of his status as a monarch. "Drunk" here refers not only to drunkenness, but also to intoxication. He ordered his followers to blow out the red candle and gallop in the bright moonlight on a spring night.