Who can help me untie the poem? Better have a doctor help me solve it. There must be a reward. This is a sign of my girlfriend's fate when she went to the temple:

Your only allusion here comes from the Zen case-solving:

Once upon a time, there was a woman who supported a master in buddhist nun. Twenty years later, she often asked these 128 women to deliver meals to waiters. One day, the woman hugged her and said, "What time is it?" The Lord said, "Dead wood leans on cold stone, and there is no heating in three winters." Women are like women. The old woman said, "I have only raised a vulgar man for twenty years!" " He was sent to burn the temple.

Monks compare themselves to dead wood, while women compare themselves to cold rocks.

The first sentence of the brand uses women as women to show the strangeness of the second sentence. Legend has it that the Queen Mother was born with yin, and the fourth sentence means that you two are a match made in heaven.