This sentence comes from Yan Xiang's "Nan Xiang Zi".

The time and place of a lover's first meeting and the other party's

"The skirt and the water meet once" is the scene when the poet tells her the first time she meets. She is washing by the water.

The Shangsi in the March 3rd lunar calendar is also a big holiday in the Tang and Song Dynasties, such as the Spring Festival and the Dragon Boat Festival. When men and women go to the riverside, the literati "Qu Shui Chu Chu", let the wine cup go down with the water, while reciting poems, and then drink up the glass.

Wang Xizhi's masterpiece, the preface to Lanting Pavilion, was written in the beginning.

Women are washed by the river. Of course, they are usually only stained with water.

A skirt refers to women's activities.

"After the Han Dynasty book of rites," records: "on the last month, officials and people are clean on the East River, washing and cleaning up in the day, to go to the dirt and phlegm, to be clean."

Later, it turned out that every March to three, people would go to the water to enjoy the banquet customs.

Shanxi's old "three use" three day weather is new.

"Qu skirt Qu Shui" left a beautiful memory to the poets, leaving us with the old folk custom, which reproduced the strong cultural atmosphere of the people in the Song Dynasty.