在中国古代文学中，有一位女子，她的名字响彻千年，her poetry and her life story have become an integral part of Chinese cultural heritage. That woman is Li Qingzhao, a poet from the Southern Song Dynasty who was known for her beautiful and poignant poems.

Li Qingzhao's poetry is characterized by its lyricism, depth of emotion, and skillful use of metaphor. Her poems often express a sense of longing or nostalgia for something that has been lost or cannot be attained. This sense of melancholy is balanced by her vivid descriptions of nature, which add a touch of beauty to her poems.

One of Li Qingzhao's most famous poems is "The Moon on the West River". In this poem, she describes the moon as it appears over the West River in Changsha. The poem begins with the lines:

"By day I chafe beneath my girdle,

By night I am tormented by dreams.

My mind is filled with thoughts

Of you."

These lines set the tone for the rest