Both Tiger and Linshan Aier are just a thousand acres of shade. What is this poem?

Zhu Yong by Xu in Song Dynasty. The full text is as follows

Whether it's a pavilion or a mountain forest, does Aier have only a thousand acres of shade?

There was a knot before it was unearthed, and Lingyun had no intention of going.

Gebei began to merge with the dragon, and Igu chatted with Phoenix.

The moon is bright and the night is clear, and the poor prince has a bosom friend.

Vernacular translation: I only love this thousand mu of bamboo shadow, whether it is a pavilion or a mountain forest. Bamboo was knotted before it broke through the ground. Bamboo looks beautiful and clean after being washed by rain, and it can smell a faint fragrance when the breeze blows. As long as it is not destroyed, you can definitely see it grow to the height of the cloud.

This poem shows the poet's noble moral sentiment, personality pursuit and attitude towards life, and also has rich cognitive and ideological values. The formation of this rich poem is closely related to his living environment, life interest and inheritance of traditional culture.

People love bamboo, which is tall, straight and restrained, born thin, and praised as harder and stronger as it gets older. Bamboo was once moistened by rain and dew with wormwood and tribulus, and finally stood proudly with pine and cypress in the frozen and frosty winter.

Reference: Zhu Yong (Zhu Yong described by Xu Tingyun in the Northern Song Dynasty)-Baidu Encyclopedia