The Dress Culture In Tang Poetry -- Yun Bun And Combing The Mirror &Nbsp; Luo Yi Wants To Add More Fragrance To It.

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It was written that the imperial concubines dressed up early in the morning, looking forward to the king's favor just like the immortals.

But the king who had been thinking about it day and night did not come. He was still "locked in the golden beast, and the water was dripping long."

Although they did not wait for the king, the imperial concubines were still "cloud bun, combing the mirrors, and trying to add more fragrance to the robe". They had just finished combing the dense bun of clouds, and looked carefully at the mirror, for fear that there was something wrong with their servants, and that they wanted to replace a new colourful Nong and add some scent to it.

"Yun bun" was a kind of bun of women at that time. The hairstyle was curly and towering, like white clouds in the sky, so it was called "cloud bun".

"Yun bun, combing to the mirror, Luo Yao wants to add more fragrance", reflects the emptiness, loneliness and sad life of the imperial concubines.

And "mirrors" and "more incense" have shown their mood and expectation.