"Looking at Qi'ao" comes from the Book of Songs, and its original meaning is to look at the curved shore of Qishui.
The translation of the whole paragraph is to look at the winding shore of Qishui, with its lush green bamboos, and a gentle gentleman. He is very kind and unforgettable.
There is a noble gentleman who is as good as discussing with each other, as well as plowing and grinding.
But who says that this gentleman must be a man?
The author tries his best to be serious and not funny.