Seeking ancient prose roughly means "giving children and grandchildren a good name, just like hoping that noble people will grow in their own yards"

It should be "Xie Jiabao's tree, a neighbor of the Meng family" in the preface to the pavilion.

Xie Jia: Xie 'an and Xie Xuan Family in Jin Dynasty. Baoshu: Xie Xuan once compared Orchid Garden Yushu to a good boy. The last sentence means that I am not as modest as Xie's children. During the Jin and Six Dynasties (Wu, Eastern Jin, Song, Qi, Liang and Chen), the Xie family was the most prosperous, with a large number of talents and a well-known reputation. Xie An, Xie Xuan, Xie Lingyun and Xie Huilian of Yang Xia (now Taikang County, Henan Province) are all famous people in history. The so-called "Jade Tree Facing the Wind" comes from An Zhuan: "(Xie Xuan) is ignorant, and his uncle values his brother Lang. Ann tried to make an appointment with her sons and nephews because he said,' Why should children be better?' Everyone has nothing to say. Xuan replied,' for example, I want to make it born in the ear of the court.' "After" Orchid Garden Yushu "metaphor promising children. There is also a "symmetrical tree", which is a metaphor for handsome young people. "Yushu Yingjie" is a metaphor for many good children.