This poem describes the pursuit of the beauty of the living room environment and asks God for help.

In the Tang Dynasty, Liu Yuxi's mountain was not high, but there were immortals. The water is not deep, and the dragon is the spirit. I am humble, but I am kind. The moss on the stage is green, and the curtain grass is green. There is a scholar (3) instead of Ding Bai (4). You can tune the piano and read Jin Dian. ⑦ There is no difference between silk and bamboo, and there is no contingency in case. Attending Zhuge Lu in Nanyang, Ziyunge in Xishu [1 1]. Kong Ziyun: "What's the matter?" [12] Note: ① Si and Shi: both demonstrative pronouns Si and this. A house with simple and narrow furniture. (2) Wei: It plays an important role as the preposition "one". Dexin means noble conduct. Xin, a fragrance that can spread far away. 3 Hongru: This refers to a learned person. Hong, a great scholar, is used to refer to scholars. ④ Ding Bai: an unknown civilian. This refers to people with little knowledge. ⑤ Suqin: Piano without carving and painting decoration. ⑥ Golden Sutra: The Diamond Sutra (referred to as King Kong Prajna Sutra or King Kong Prajna Paramita Sutra) was widely circulated in the Tang Dynasty. ⑦ Four Books: String and Wind Music, here refers to the sound of playing music. Here refers to musical instruments in general. Interfere with the ear, make hearing impaired. ⑨ Case ⑩: Documents handled by government officials daily. Attending Nanyang: Place name, west of Xiangyang County, Hubei Province. Before coming out of the mountain, Zhuge Liang lived in seclusion in nanyang road. [1 1] Ziyun: a figure of Yang Xiong (53- 18) in Han Dynasty. He is a native of Xishu (now Chengdu, Sichuan), and his residence is called "Yangzifu". It is said that he wrote Tai Xuan Jing in Yangzi Building, so it is also called Cao Xuantang. Yunting in this article refers to its residence. Sichuan still has weizi and Ziyun City to commemorate him. [12] What's the matter? First, the object is advanced. The whole sentence means "What's the matter?" The Analects of Confucius: "I want to live in Jiuyi, or I say,' Ugly, so what?' Confucius said,' How can a gentleman be humble if he lives there?' Confucius wants to move to the land of Jiuyi. Someone said, "That place is very humble. How can I live well? " Confucius said, "There are gentlemen who live without being humble." [13] Fatigue: make the body tired.