You live on the twelfth floor of Bixia City, and the building is winding. The rhinoceros horn hairpin is spotless, and Yu Pei can keep warm from the cold.
Bi Cheng San Poems is a set of seven-character poems written by Li Shangyin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The first one is about the deep elegance of your Taoist temple and the universality and freedom of love life here. The second song depicts the feelings and conversations of lovers, and depicts the wild and passionate love life vertically in the concept of rendering. The third is about the consequences of this love life, expressing deep sympathy and anxiety about the price that women will pay for it.
Bi Cheng: Taoism spread as the residence of Buddha in the early Yuan Dynasty, and later it was extended to refer to the residence of immortals, Taoist hermits and female crowns. "Peaceful Magnolia" (Volume 674) is quoted from "Shangqing Jing": "At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, Tianzun lived in the eye of Ziyun, and Bi Xia was the city." Twelve: too much writing. Dry: railings. Jiang Yan's Song of the Western Zhou Dynasty: "Twelve songs are withered, and my hands are as bright as jade." Extremely dry and tortuous.
Rhino (xρ) dust removal: It means that the female crown is luxurious and elegant, and there is a rhinoceros horn pin on her head, which is spotless. Rhinoceros refers to the horn of rhinoceros. Remove, remove. "Xu Yi Lu": "Only the dust rhinoceros, the sea beast is also. However, its corners are covered with dust. To the seat, dust does not enter. " Jade can keep out the cold: It is said that jade is warm and can keep out the cold.
Creative background:
From three to five years (827-829), the author Yu Wenzong learned from Yang Shan and had a love affair with the female crown (or Song Huayang's family). This group of poems was written in this period. Three Poems by Bi Cheng reflects the lives of some young women with special status in the Tang Dynasty.
They live in the Taoist temple, and they should abide by the canon and be born out of the dust. But human nature is hard to die out, and because of their aristocratic background, Taoist architecture and access control are relatively dense, and management is relatively lax. Therefore, when Taoism allows men and women to practice together, the possibility of falling in love is greatly increased. Li Shangyin is not only familiar with this kind of life, but also has a profound understanding of it. The poem is about his observations, his thoughts and even his sympathetic worries.