Allusions in the second paragraph of The Book of Songs in Mengzhong

Take the other side of the precipice and hope to return to the customs (6). I didn't see the resumption of customs, and my face was full of tears (7). Seeing the resumption of GATT, I was full of laughter (8). Uh, Parr, the body has no blame (9). Bribe me to move with your car (10).

The above is the second paragraph of the Book of Songs. National style. Feng Wei. Mang. Climb up that pile of broken walls and look from a distance. Re-entering the clouds is far away, and there are no tears of lovers. My lover came back from the city, talking and laughing happily. If you go to divination and seek immortality, you are happy and have no bad omen. Come in your car with my dowry.

I checked the relevant information, and I feel that there are no allusions. After all, allusions are used by predecessors, and The Book of Songs is China's earliest collection of poems, which was poured out in a barren tone. If you have to say there are allusions, I feel it should be:

Divination (stone): burning a crack in the tortoise shell to judge good or bad luck is called divination. Divination with grass is called "divination". Body: refers to tortoise omen and divination, that is, the result of divination. No blame: refers to no evil divination.

This is my humble opinion, for reference only. I am always afraid of being laughed at by generous families, and I am still a little nervous.