Seven Proverbs and Seven Fallacies (Han Dong Fang Shuo) Birds are crowded, and Luming Literature looks for his friends.
See the first of two poems (Korean), the remnant of a bird and the molting of a cicada. Snakes abandon scales, dragons lose their horns.
The second poem of Zhao (Cao Shu in Wei and Jin Dynasties) answers: A bird is in trouble, but there is only loneliness.
Fifteen bird collections advocating cymbals and ten thoughts (Southern and Northern Dynasties, He Chengtian). The beast is attached.
A poem about a visit to the Temple of Love in Zhongshan (Xiao Yan in the Northern and Southern Dynasties) Birds are different, and there are clouds.
One of the two ancient poems (Southern and Northern Dynasties, Xiao Yan), the birds rose and left, and they were surprised and scattered.