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Mo Wen's golden marriage is like a dream of spring, and it is like smoke. There is no aura when the stone returns to the mountain, and it is always futile to create words. What is the interpretation o
Mo Wen's golden marriage is like a dream of spring, and it is like smoke. There is no aura when the stone returns to the mountain, and it is always futile to create words. What is the interpretation of this poem? This poem is the 19th of the 20 tihongloumeng by Yi Ming, the deputy tea maker in Qing Dynasty.

This poem obviously refers to the whereabouts of the psychic Baoyu. As a part of the "golden jade marriage", "psychic Baoyu" completed the "golden jade marriage" and then floated away like a wisp of smoke. And "psychic Baoyu" also restored the true color of the stone and returned to the foot of Geng Qingfeng, engraved with words, telling people the story of its rise and fall in the world of mortals.

Mo Wen's gold and jade, love is like a spring dream, not like a light smoke.

After the psychic gem (reincarnation), it has returned to the foot of Qingfeng Mountain and returned to stone. Even if you can say it orally, it won't change the ending of the stone.