Who can help me translate Kong Rong's miscellaneous poems?

This is one of Two Miscellaneous Poems handed down from ancient times by Kong Rong. Literally, it should be regarded as the poet's inspirational work. My analysis of the first four sentences is about the scenery (Zhongshan), which means that only those who are as deep-rooted as mountains and rivers can hold their heads high in the eternal world. Next, I quote the deeds of Lv Wang and Guan Zhong to illustrate that a person can achieve something as long as he has lofty aspirations and ambitions. Then the poet lamented that "life is impermanent, but you are old", but the conversation changed: "Fortunately, I am a black sheep, I am a tiger." Peace can be bitter and worthy of the world. "Show that you are not satisfied with the old times, not satisfied with the status quo, and determined to achieve something. The last four sentences are to show his contempt for the world (mediocrity laughs at me). He was not surprised by Lv Wang, so why did he admire Qi Yi? Judging from the article, Kong Rong was in high spirits, and he didn't think much of those ancient sages, thinking that he would surpass them and make greater achievements. It's a pity that Kong Rong had a high heart and refused to bow to the secular in politics, and was finally killed by Cao Cao. However, although the literary value of this poem is nothing special, it is magnificent throughout and fully expresses the author's mood and ambition, which is worthy of our future generations' admiration.

Note: Lv Wang, Guan Zhong and Qi Yi are all ancient celebrities and politicians.

Lv Wang: A Military Strategist in Shang and Zhou Dynasties in China. The year of birth and death is unknown. Also known as Shang, Jiang surname, Lushi and Ziya. The ancestor of the State of Qi, King Taigong, commonly known as Jiang Taigong, was an important planner for the destruction of the Shang Dynasty. Zhou Wenwang adopted the strategy of Lv Wang, not as good as Shang and Zhou Dynasties, secretly accumulated strength, actively strived for cooperation with the state, and took advantage of the gap to cut off the wings of merchants, resulting in the situation of "three points in the world are the best in the world", which laid the foundation for destroying merchants. After Zhou Wuwang acceded to the throne, he addressed Lv Wang as a teacher and father. Before attacking Zhou, I personally understood the situation of merchants and helped formulate the operational strategy of attacking merchants by taking advantage of people's danger. In the battle between Shang and Zhou Muye, Lv Wang led elite foot soldiers and quickly attacked the renegade Shang army. Zhou Jun's main force took advantage of the situation to attack and wiped out Shang in one fell swoop. After Zhou Chengwang acceded to the throne, Lv Wang was sealed in Qi (now northern Shandong) and was the founding minister of the Zhou Dynasty. It is hard to believe that Lv Wang wrote works in history. Liu Tao, a masterpiece handed down from ancient times, was written by Lv Wang from the Warring States Period to the Qin and Han Dynasties.

Chess: Boyi and Shu Qi were two sons of Gu Zhujun in the northern Shang Dynasty. Old Mr. Solitary Bamboo left his last words and ordered his brother Qi to succeed him. But when his father died, Shu Qi was ceded to his eldest brother Boyi, and Boyi could not escape with his father's orders. Jishu still refused to succeed to the throne and fled. They walked together and wanted to see Xibe Jichang in Zhou Wenwang. On the way, they happened to meet the king of Wu, so they knocked on the horse to remonstrate, but the king of Wu wouldn't listen. Ashamed of courtiers and Zhou, he refused to eat and starved to death. In ancient times, there was a saying that "Qi Yi gave way to the country", and Confucianism admired their behavior and thought their conduct was noble (although we look pedantic today).

Guan Zhong: (? Yiwu (645 BC), a native of Yingshang, Qi (now Yingshang, Anhui), was a great politician in the early Spring and Autumn Period. Born in a declining aristocratic family, he is a poor teenager. "Always travel with Bao to learn his talents" (Biography of Historical Records and Yan Guan). In 685 BC, he acceded to the throne and was sealed as the Qing Dynasty. Guan Zhong assisted for 40 years, vigorously reformed Qi, and greatly increased his national strength. So Qi Henggong became the first overlord in the Spring and Autumn Period.