What is the ancient poem of two eggs sprinkled on leek noodles?

It should be "two orioles singing green willows". Two eggs represent two orioles, and leeks are green, representing green willows.

From Du Fu's quatrains in Tang Dynasty: Two orioles sing green willows and a row of egrets fly into the sky. It's autumn wind and cold snow in Xiling, and Wu Dong Wan Li boat is moored at the door.

Similarly, there is a poem of Wei Zi's side dishes in Princess Zhu Huan. Stir-fried dishes are "mulberry twigs here", fried tofu is "an egret flying from a quiet swamp", scrambled eggs are "Yingying turns into an oriole in summer" and roast duck is "Phoenix once played here, so here is named after them".