Was the tale of the rose by Christine de pizan about?

"The Tale of the Rose" (or "Le Roman de la Rose") is a medieval allegorical poem, though it's important to note that Christine de Pizan did not write this work; it was originally authored by Guillaume de Lorris and later continued by Jean de Meun. The poem explores themes of love, desire, and courtly romance through a dream vision in which the narrator seeks to cultivate love, symbolized by a rose. It delves into the complexities of love, including its joys and challenges, while also critiquing societal norms surrounding gender and relationships. Christine de Pizan, however, is known for her own works that address women's roles in society and advocate for women's rights.