The famous female poet Xue Tao of the Tang Dynasty sang a poem of Willow Silk, satirizing the men of the three twilights and four dynasties, do you look like it?

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(Tang) Xue Tao

In February, the poplar flowers are light and faint, and the spring breeze shakes and provokes people's clothes

His family was originally a ruthless creature, flying south and flying north.

(Comment) 1 light complex micro - light and fine 2 provoke - contaminated

3 His family - referring to Willow 4 - resigned

(Explanation) The author borrows things to express nostalgia, and it is actually unfair to use the willow of the arbitrary fox to refer to the ruthless man in the twilight and the watery Yanghua, and the history of the "watery Yanghua" as a metaphor for women. This poem reflects xue tao's painful mood of seeking knowledge and not getting it, which is similar to Yu Xuanji's exclamation of "easy to seek priceless treasures, rare to have a heart", but Xue Tao's poems are more subtle and elegant, which may be the reason for her different personalities.