Help translate and appreciate Meng Haoran's poems

Mr. Peng Ze refers to Tao Yuanming, once worked as Peng, and wrote Biography of Mr. Wuliu, which expressed the transcendental character of "five buckets of rice don't bend over". Yin Shan Taoist Goose tells the story of Wang Xizhi's exchange of white geese by writing "Huang Ting Jing" for Yin Shan Taoist. Wang Xizhi loves geese, and Yin Shan Taoist raised a flock of white geese to exchange scriptures with Wang Xizhi. Wang Xizhi readily agreed to exchange scriptures for white geese, and there was a poem saying: "Jinghu Lake has clear water, and fanatics return to their boats for prosperity." If the Taoist priests in Yin Shan meet, they should write "Huang Ting for White Goose". " I always listen to my own preferences, follow my heart, and often stop at Hanyin to enjoy the scenery. "There is a cloud in the poem: it is better to fish in the forest than to retreat to the net. It means to manage hard, but the author pursues a quiet life, just enjoying watching fish, but he doesn't want anything. " Drumming "comes from Chu Ci. Fisherman: The fisherman walked away with a smile. Ding is a verb, which means rowing. I like to watch the fish in the water and sing fishing songs for it. Xu Cui is a patriotic poet who has been away from home all the year round. He wrote this poem "If you don't come back, you will have it. Who will fight for the scenery of the five lakes? "The poet's career is bumpy, which means that he has retired from the countryside. These two poems say, "Xu Cui's mood has not been erased, and it is still there after thousands of years. "This poem is an idyll as a whole, and its purpose is to tell people to be calm and peaceful. ...