The phrase "A hen's nest comes out of a hen's nest, and a dragon gives birth to a snake's belly" clearly means that Feng Chu-Wolong and Pang Tong-Kongming are "pressing hard and resourceful, but they are stuck and hesitant", which means that his wisdom is good, but his practice is not enough. "Trying to be born in his own freedom is to tell right and wrong in his quiet life." In ancient times, it meant that he had a three-point understanding of the world before he left the hut. "It is Bloom who rains every night and the moon is bright, but he doesn't know how to accompany him.
In the first half of my life {Bloom and others all mean in the prime of life}, although I have great ambitions, I have accomplished nothing.
"I have a brilliant career, early hidden in the clouds, bloom since the icing on the cake at the end of the year. I asked the flat peaches to make some, and a wisp of breeze sent five. " This is a portrayal of Kong Ming's life.
Finally, Liu Bei is a sheep, so he said, "One day when you meet a sheep, you need to get on the horse, and you will be rich and glorious ~ ~"