"It's time to get drunk and sing wildly in front of the five willows." In these two lines, the poet uses allusions to compare Jieyu to Pei Di and Tao Yuanming to himself.

"Five Willows" is Tao Yuanming. Returning to the meeting after the father was drunk, he sang wildly in front of the five willows: value, encounter. Jieyu, Jieyu was a native of the Chu state in the Spring and Autumn Period. He liked to cultivate his character, pretended to be crazy, and did not go out to be an official. Here, Jie Yu is better than Pei Di. Wuliu, Tao Yuanming. Here the poet compares himself to "Mr. Wu Liu". The meaning of these two poems is that I met the wild Pei Di again who was drunk and sang in front of me.

Tao Qian and Jie Yu──Wang Wei and Pei Di, although their personalities are very different, their transcendent thoughts are close to each other. Therefore, the compound word "Fu Zhi Jie Yu Zui" does not mean meeting Pei Di again, but the doubling and advancement of the poet's emotions: not only enjoying the beautiful scenery, but also meeting good friends, and the joy of living leisurely in Wangchuan, to this extreme ah! The last couplet vividly depicts Pei Di's image as a madman, showing the poet's sincere goodwill and welcome to him, and the word "gift" in the title of the poem has been implemented.