From: Returning to Birds II by Tao Yuanming in Wei and Jin Dynasties.
Interpretation: The returning birds fly freely. There is no ambition to travel far now, and I feel reluctant to part with it every time I see the jungle. Flying up and down because of the cloud resistance, calling each other and returning together. Although the road of Qingyun is attractive, it is hard to abandon the love of the nest.
2. Poetry: The wings return to the birds, and they go to the forest in the morning. Eight tables are far away, and clouds are near. The wind is not harmonious, and the heart is turned over. Gu Zhuo sang, and the scenery obscured Qingyin.
From: Returning to Birds by Tao Yuanming in Wei and Jin Dynasties (I)
Interpretation: The returning birds fly freely and leave the nest and Woods in the morning. The sky is vast and free to fly, and rest near Yuncen. The warm spring breeze blows head-on, making your wings turn as you please. Watching the companions sing, the figure is hidden in the clear shade.
3. Poem: The mighty stream of Qing Huai Tian is sent home by Changfeng Wan Li. You have to worry about staying overnight, and you will be free when you blow into the blue sky!
From: Song Su Shunqin's "Meeting the Wind on the Huaihe River"
Interpretation: The clear Huaihe River is vast, like a contractual flow with Tianhe. The distant wind blew from Wan Li, blowing my boat home.
If I park my boat in a noisy and wet place at dusk, it will make me sad. May the long wind blow my boat into the vast sea, where I can be truly free.