"The breeze and the bright moon are all sentient beings, and it is intentional to get the moon first by the advantage"?

"The breeze and the bright moon are priceless, and it's easy to get the moon." This sentence means that the breeze and the bright moon are everywhere, but for laymen, money can't buy them. It is heartless to be close to the water tower and get the moon first, but in the eyes of poets, it has become a sentient thing.

The above sentence comes from Ouyang Xiu's poem Canglang Pavilion in the Northern Song Dynasty: "The breeze and the bright moon are priceless, but it's a pity that they only sell for 40 thousand."

The next sentence comes from Su Shunqin's poem "Crossing Suzhou" in the Northern Song Dynasty: "All the green willows and egrets are complacent, and all the mountains and rivers are affectionate".