The sun rises in the southeast corner, shining on my Qin family's building. The Qin family has a beautiful girl, named Luo Fu. Luo Fu loves silkworms and mulberry trees, and she gathers mulberries in the southern corner of the city. Her hair is tied in a traditional bun, with a bright moon-shaped pearl in her ear. She wears a yellow silk skirt and a purple silk top.

Travelers see Luo Fu, and they stop to stroke their beards. Young men see Luo Fu, and they take off their hats to fix their hair. Farmers forget their plows, and gardeners forget their hoes. When they come back, they exchange angry glances, but they all sit and watch Luo Fu.

From this description, it can be seen that Luo Fu's beauty is not ordinary; it is so captivating that men, women, children, merchants, and laborers all stop to watch. Her beauty affects their work, and it is difficult to describe in words. It should be a kind of beauty that touches the heart, moves the soul, and makes people forget everything else. $PEPE