Zhang Pei, courtesy name Xiangyan, was from Jinling. There are many records in Yuan Meiyou's book "Suiyuan Shihua".
Tongji Temple, unknown. (Information missing)
Glider, pronounced wú shēng, the same as "flying squirrel (yòu)", glider, flying squirrel, also called big flying squirrel. mammal. There are wide and hairy flying membranes between the front and rear limbs, which can glide between trees. Nocturnal. Eat tree buds, fruits, etc. It is a pest of the forest. The weasel is also called the weasel. Glider generally refers to small animals. Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty's "Wen of Sacrifice to Stone Man Qing": "It's a long time to live, and I know that there are no holes hiding foxes, raccoon dogs and gliders." Liang Shaoren of the Qing Dynasty "A Journey to the Deserted Tomb": "The cuckoo is in pain and the glider is hanging, but it is not worth the smile of the green mountain. Field."
Qin Lengxiang, also known as Qin Daguang, was born in Wuxi in the Qing Dynasty. In the third year of Jiaqing (1798), he was appointed to the magistrate's office in Yangwuzhi County, Henan Province. He is the author of "Lengxiang Poetry Grass".
疎, the sound is shū. Same as "sparse". The original intention is to guide and open up. It can also be used as a "vice". "疎萱" means "consort". The calligraphy seal contains the seal of "玖萱书馆".
Jade appearance, pronounced yù mào, is often used as a respectful term for a person’s appearance. "Warring States Policy·Zhao Cesan" by Liu Xiang of the Han Dynasty: "Xin Yuan Yan said: 'Today, I regard the beauty of your husband as something other than someone who seeks the king of Pingyuan.'"
Shanshan, pronounced shān shān, here Refers to noble and elegant appearance. Zhang Xu of the Qing Dynasty wrote a poem in "Touching Fish: Wumen's Happy Meeting with Menghua": "The happy place is the Shanshan of Immortal Bones, which has long been freed from the hardships of the world." Wu Lanxiu of the Qing Dynasty's "Huang Zhuzi Biography": "Bamboo is a light makeup and elegant clothing, The jade bones are in the mountains, the lanterns are lit up in the morning and evening, and it’s refreshing to watch them.”
(Waiting)