The pine crane was alone in the moon. Do any husbands and teachers want mandarin ducks? What do you mean, spring is a yellow bucket?

On the surface, this prophetic poem is about marriage. It seems out of order. The correct order should be this:

The crane between pines was lonely, and there was no husband in the moon; Master wants to have an affair with Yinger, waiting to see the spring scenery fill the capital.

The first two sentences say that courtship is difficult, such as the lonely crane and Chang 'e in the middle of the month, which is naturally lonely. However, things will change for the better, and there is still a chance for "Spring to the Imperial Capital", that is, spring has come.