Jiamuchang in Kai Han Feng Circle
Note: in order to meet your requirements and rhyme, put the word "Li, Kai" at the beginning. I wonder if you have it in your mind.
"Standing on the wall without desire is just" comes from a couplet written by Lin Zexu when opium was banned-"All rivers run into the sea, and standing on the wall without desire is just". It means that the precipice can stand upright because it has no excessive desire, does not dump it elsewhere, and educates people to give up unnecessary enjoyment and cultivate self-cultivation. I put "Li" in front of here.
"Kaifeng Cold Spring" comes from the Book of Songs: "Kaifeng comes from the south, blows the heart, and the heart is dying, and the mother is diligent. The wind blows from the south, and the wind blows from the other side. God, I have no family. There is a clear spring under the beach. With seven children, my mother is very hard. The yellow bird, with its voice. There are seven children, so don't comfort your mother. " Kaifeng: gentle wind, a metaphor for maternal love; Cold spring: a metaphor for hard work and anxiety. Explain how much the child misses his mother. I want to express everyone's due filial piety here.
"Home and Inner Harmony" comes from "A Record of Peace" written by Lin Bu, a famous recluse poet in the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty: "Those who live inside are prosperous, and those who live outside are economical". Family harmony, family prosperity; If you can get along well with people outside, things will succeed.