Crane.
From "Two Poems of Residence in the Mountains on an Autumn Night" written by Shi Jianwu in the Tang Dynasty. I am living in seclusion and just want to have a meal with Xiake, the night is long and the moon is cold and the dewdrops are falling. Two or three times a thousand years old crane flew down to a branch of cypress in front of the rock. Because there is a crane in the original poem, it refers to the crane.
The translation of this sentence is that in this place for thousands of years, only a lonely old crane has cried a few times, and a pine and cypress tree flew down from the rock.