Both of their pastoral poems are based on landscapes and rural areas, showing the quiet and comfortable beauty of nature. They don't seek flowery rhetoric when describing mountains and rivers and peasant life, and many of their poems show their quiet and lonely style. This is what they have in common. The difference is that Meng Haoran's landscape poems describe fresh and beautiful landscapes, write about the sincere and profound friendship of old friends and family life, which are also simple and lovely, and express the poet's cheerful mood, such as Passing by the Old People's Village. There are many poems about my seclusion, my interest in living an honest and clean life, and my pain of lack of talent, such as Sleeping on the Jiande River. Wang Wei's pastoral poems are mostly written in the later period. At this time, Wang maintained the attitude of denying birth, indulged in his inner life and expressed his feelings for mountains and rivers to escape from reality, which often permeated the nothingness and coldness of Buddhism. Such as Autumn Mountain and Mount Zhongnan, his landscape poems objectively have a negative impact on whitewashing reality and guiding people to pursue a quiet and lonely life. ..........