"Good wind, with its power, sent me to the sky." Which poem is it?

The original sentence is from Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions, written by Xue Baochai.

The original text is as follows:

Bai Yutang Spring Dance, Kochinda Volume. Bees gather around butterflies. How many times have you walked with the water? Is it necessary to appoint Chen Fang?

Never change, let him get together and let him leave. Laughter has no roots when you are young. Good wind, with its power, sent me to Qingyun.

Interpretation: The spring scenery in front of Bai Yutang seems to be flying. The east wind rolled up the catkins evenly and scattered them in the air, just like bees flying around butterflies. How can the falling catkins commit themselves to the soil and not die with the running water? The wicker is still the same as before. Let the catkins gather or separate. Don't laugh at the beautiful scenery. It was born without fetters. Take me to Qingyun with a strong spring breeze.

"There are many butterflies around the bees" expresses the chaotic scene of the disaster in the Grand View Garden of a Dream of Red Mansions. Xue Baochai's nobility and ability to do things can be described as "dancing" and "uniformity". Lin Daiyu, like falling flowers and catkins, "goes with the flow" and "entrusts incense dust". Xue Baochai has always maintained a state of "let him get together and leave" and "never change". And Lin Daiyu brought Xue Baochai and Jia Baoyu together, that is, "climbing high and looking far." "Rootless" means that Xue Baochai was finally abandoned by Jia Baoyu.