From: Song Luyou's "Picking Medicine and Returning to Lips"
Interpretation: collect drugs and go to the village store alone to buy newly brewed wine.
2. Poetry: When I asked your students under a pine tree, "My teacher," he replied, "went to pick herbs."
Said by Jia Dao in Tang Dynasty, Visiting the Sheep and Appreciating the Teacher.
Interpretation: Under the pine tree, I asked the hermit's boy where his master had gone. He said that the master had gone to collect medicine.
3. Poetry: The white rabbit is made of medicine. Who do you want to have dinner with?
From: Li Bai's "The Ancient Waves Exploring the Moon" in the Tang Dynasty
Interpretation: Who is the fairy medicine smashed by the white rabbit?
4. Poetry: Chang 'e should regret stealing the elixir.
From: Chang 'e by Li Shangyin in Tang Dynasty
Interpretation: Chang 'e should regret stealing the elixir of life, and now she is lonely in the sky every night.
5. Poetry: You rest under thatch, and in the shadow of your flowers, your herbs with dew flourish on their moss beds.
Said by: A Seclusion in Wang Changlin, often built in the Tang Dynasty.
Interpretation: Mao Ting's flower shadows are sleepy, and the peony garden breeds blue silk patterns.