These two sentences are stereotyped sentences, which come from two different works by Xu Wei, a writer in the Ming Dynasty:
1, Gong Xiaoyi Zheng Lingyun
For 200 years, an old student has been down and out in Xijing.
A tired donkey worries about the narrow road, and a blue shirt with a broken hat obeys the poem.
A large glass of gazebo will be served soon. Long live Qiao Shan.
At that time, career difficulties, Feng heard and listened.
Step 2 give a Zen forest
Spring breeze, the public was fascinated by the rain;
Look at the Buddha's lamp on the lone vine at night.
The tired donkey is worried about the narrow road. I rode a tired thin donkey, worried about meeting officials on the narrow road.
Watching the lonely valley Buddha's lamp at night: I (Xu Wei, an old man from Qingteng) am watching the Buddha's lamp (figuratively speaking, I have seen through the "flower rain" secular).