Poetry that means blind as a bat.

Baochai wrote a riddle poem on the Lantern Festival, "As blind as a bat, the belly is empty, the lotus flowers come out of the water to greet each other, and the buttonwood leaves are gone, so loving couples can't reach winter." The answer is Mrs. Zhu.

In the riddle of this poem, "As blind as a bat, the belly is empty" I think it means not only that bamboo is hollow, but also that things are used to describe people, just like the poem in April. So this sentence is as blind as a bat, does it mean that she is "as blind as a bat" when she marries Baoyu herself, or does it mean that Baoyu loves Daiyu but doesn't love her as blind as a bat?

All riddles are about their own destiny, such as Yuan Chun's "looking back has turned to dust", Tanchun's "weak hair" and Xichun's "listening to Buddhist scriptures without listening to Ling Ge", and so on, all of which are self-evident, so what Baochai said should also be her own. As women often say nowadays, "I am blind to marry you".

Because according to the standards of feudal society, Baoyu is actually a junk snack, and it is not as good as Xue Pan to say that he is a top scholar. Baochai thinks his family conditions are good and his personality is good. He wanted to be Grandma Bao Er, but only after he got married did he find out his mistake.