毛熙震，约公元九四七年前后在世，字不详，蜀人。生卒年均不详，约后晋高祖天福中前后在世。曾为后蜀秘书监。熙震善为词，今存二十九首，（见《唐五代词》）辞多华丽。
Mao Xizhen, born around 947 AD, with unknown courtesy name, was from Shu. The year of birth and death is unknown, but it is estimated that Emperor Gaozu of Later Jin was alive around the time of Tianfu Zhong. He was once the secretary supervisor of Later Shu. Xizhen is skilled in ci poetry, and there are currently twenty-nine poems in existence, many of which are magnificent.
Mao Xizhen’s “He Manzi II” is a delicate poem that depicts a woman’s emotions and spring thoughts. Through rich imagery and implicit language, it showcases the woman’s inner sadness and deep affection.
毛熙震·《何满子·其二》
无语残妆淡薄，
含羞亸袂轻盈。
几度香闺眠过晓，
绮窗疏日微明。
云母帐中偷惜，
水晶枕上初惊。
笑靥嫩疑花坼，
愁眉翠敛山横。
相望只教添怅恨，
整鬟时见纤琼。
独倚朱扉闲立，
谁知别有深情？
“Song of Ho Man-tzu” (Ho Man-tzu)（II）
Mao His-chen
She does not speak, her make-up is smudged and thin.
She is shyly timid, her sleeves hang light and easy.
How often in her fragrant rooms has he slept past dawn?
The morning sun is a pale glow at the silken window.
Within iridescent curtains, they secretly made love.
Her smiling face is soft like a fresh picked flower.
But her azure brows are caught in a sorrowful frown.
She looks at him, and her suffering grows even greater.
As she does her hair, he sees her rose jade fingers.
She stands alone, languidly leaning on the red door.
Who could know his parting would bring such emotion?
（Lois Fusek 译）
