译文及注释：
Translation:
The shadow of the sparse plum blossoms falls on the books. At this time the plum blossoms are covered with frost high and low without a hint of pink. These plum blossoms are a kind of elegance and charm so they don't need the tears of a red candle to illuminate them. Under the bright moon the moonlight shines on each plum blossom like a white silkworm cocoon paper. The shape of these plum blossoms reflects their divine nature as if they were painted with light ink creating a marvelous picture like a mesmerizing screen unfolded at night.
Covering the dim lamp the plum blossom shadow becomes even clearer and more captivating. The just bloomed plum blossoms are like open jade lotus flowers with silver-white petals everywhere. These beautiful flowers comfort my state of mind regardless of the changes in the outside world. They separate me from the mundane and dirty matters of the world avoiding the hustle and bustle. The west wind blows the curtains dance and I cannot fall asleep for a long time. I am willing to pawn my luxurious fur coat for such leisurely and carefree moments. Do not trim the withered plum blossoms.
Annotations:
- Sparse shadow line: It means that the shadow of the sparse plum blossoms falls on the books.
- Sparse shadow: Refers to the sparse and clear shadow of the plum blossoms.
- With frost line: It means that at this time the plum blossoms are covered with frost high and low without a hint of pink.
- Not the same line: It means that these plum blossoms are a kind of elegance and charm so they don't need the tears of a red candle to illuminate them. Xuan means dripping.
- Light floating on ice cocoon line: Ice cocoon refers to silkworm cocoon paper. In Shishuo Xinyu it is said that Wang Xizhi used this paper to write the Preface to the Orchid Pavilion. Here it metaphorically describes how the moonlight shines on each plum blossom like a white silkworm cocoon paper.
- Just like line: Flower spirit refers to the spirit and charm of flowers. Li Zhi from the Song Dynasty wrote in De Yu Zhai Hua Pin Han Dan Tu: Scholars used to say 'Xu Xi painted the spirit of flowers Zhao Chang painted the form of flowers.'
- Depict means to reflect. In Tang Dynasty Xi Yu wrote in Feng He Fang Ci Gong Zhu Jing: The mirror contains the spirits of all things depicting the blooming of hundreds of flowers.
- Splashed refers to splashing ink to create a freehand style.
- Plain screen refers to a folding screen. Du Fu wrote in Ti Li Zun Shi Song Shu Zhang Zi Ge: The screen of pine trees is quiet and mysterious leaning on the window suddenly as if there is no red and green. These four lines mean that the shape of these plum blossoms coincides with their divine nature as if they were painted with light ink creating a marvelous picture like a mesmerizing screen unfolded at night.
- Dim lamp line: Dim candle refers to a candle that is about to go out.
- Cover over means to cover up. It means to cover the dim lamp and then look at the plum blossom shadow which becomes even clearer and more captivating.
- Facing each other line: It means that they are like just bloomed jade lotus flowers.
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