This poem is signed by He Shibi's allusion. At that time, he found a rough jade in Jingshan and presented it to the king of Chu. The king of Chu ordered craftsmen to look at it and found it was an ordinary stone. So the king of Chu cut off his foot. Since then, he has been crying all day. Later, some people saw his bitterness and thought there was something hidden, so they recommended it to the king of Chu. The king of Chu also ordered people to cut this rough jade open to get a beautiful jade, so he named it Heshibi. Therefore, "the two sacrifices are different, and the marquis can seal them at that time."
This poem implies that you should be able to meet a good marriage by now. Don't be so suspicious as the king of Chu, or you will miss a good marriage.