"Bodhisattva Man Yellow Crane Tower". According to information from the ancient poetry website, the original sentence means spilling wine into the river, and the heart is surging. The pouring of wine is a line from the modern poet Mao Zedong's "Bodhisattva Man in the Yellow Crane Tower". The whole poem is from the vast nine schools of China. A heavy line crosses the north and south, mist and rain are vast, turtles and snakes lock the river, and yellow cranes know where to go. There are still tourists here, drinking wine and pouring wine, and their hearts are racing against the waves.