Seeking the original text and translation of "Goddess Fu"
"Ode to the Goddess" was a poem written by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhihuan. The original text was as follows: "Goddess Fu" The Overlord of West Chu had a beauty named Lizhi. A natural beauty, a king of flowers, a dragon among men. His face is as beautiful as a fairy, and his posture is as divine as a god. The spring breeze caresses the face, and the flowers drift away. The autumn dew cleanses people as if they were reborn. In the past, when the King of Han got this beauty, he called her "Goddess". The goddess is not a mortal. She is born, not man-made. The author of Goddess Fu was written by the king of Han to praise the beauty of the goddess. When the King of Han got this poem, he was so happy that he was like an immortal. He smiled and said to himself,"I am so invincible in the world when I get a beautiful woman!" The poem reads: The goddess stood alone on the high platform, and the fragrance of flowers spread everywhere. The beautiful woman in red and pink was dressed in a brocade dress. Her jade body was exquisite and dazzling. The wind blew and the petals floated in the air, splashing into the water. Such a beautiful woman is really the king of flowers and the dragon of men! The Goddess wrote: The sky is like thunder, the earth is like fire, the wind and rain are like lightning and thunder. The goddess came dancing on the clouds like a fairy who had descended to the mortal world. Under the moon and the flowers, their hearts were connected, and their love was hard to disappear. The beauty of the goddess was intoxicating and captivating. The Goddess's Ode was admirable. When the king of Han got this ode to the goddess, he felt as if he had obtained a treasure, floating like an immortal, relaxed and happy.