Crossing the crane shadow in the cold pond, Leng Yue's buried flower soul is willing to give birth to wings under the coercion of slaves and fly to the end of the sky with flowers; After all, where is Xiangshan? If you don't accept beautiful bones, a piece of pure land will cover the wind; It's better to be clean than trapped in a ditch! The poem "Cold Pond" is as follows: The first sentence is taken from Du Fu's "Cicada Collection in Ancient Temple, Birds Too Cold Pond" and Su Shi's "Lonely Crane, River Flowing from the East". It is just right to use the "crane shadow" to hide the solitary shape of Xiangyun in the future. The author once described her as a long "crane gladiator". The next sentence "Burying Flower Soul" belongs to Daiyu, and "Flower Soul" and "Crane Shadow" are naturally a pair. Burying the flower soul, using the story in Ye's Afternoon Dream Hall Collection: Continued News in Ming Dynasty, Ye's youngest daughter (short-lived talented woman) was warned by a ghost, and her teacher asked: Have you been crazy? Female cloud: guilty conscience-reluctant to give up pearls and quit collecting Han jade, and donate powder boxes to bury flowers and souls. Normal university praised. The three-word Chen Geng was originally written as "burying the souls of the dead", which is incorrect. Later generations thought that the sound was wrong, so it was changed to "bury the soul of poetry."