Are there any poems describing the pursuit of a certain spirit by chanting flowers and chanting mulay?

"Encounter" Zhang Jiuling's orchids are also lush in spring, and the osmanthus is bright in autumn.

Happy for this business, it’s a festive season.

Who knows that those who live in the forest will feel happy when they hear the wind and sit there.

The grass and trees have their own intention, so why ask for beauty? It is a group of twelve poems composed by the poet "Feeling Encountered" after he was persecuted by the traitors Li Linfu and Niu Xianke, and was dismissed from office. To "feel the encounter" is to feel the encounter. "One" is selected from the first poem in the series. This poem compares itself with spring orchids and autumn osmanthus, as a metaphor for "original heart", expressing one's noble character of cultivating one's moral character and resisting evil and uprightness.

One or two lines of the poem: "Orchids are lush in spring, and sweet-scented osmanthus is bright and clear in autumn." The poem evokes the object of self-comparison. You see, the orchids in spring are blooming in spring, lush and full of vitality; the osmanthus in autumn has green leaves and yellow flowers, bright and clear, and is full of fragrance. "Wei Rui" and "Bright and Clean" reproduce the upward and elegant style of Chunlan and Autumn Osmanthus.

The third and fourth sentences of the poem follow the meaning of the first and second sentences, pointing out that the reason why Chunlan and Qiugui are "happy for this business", prosperous and full of vitality is because "it is a festival for itself". Since, each; Se, that’s what it means. That is to say, they each flourish and bloom in the appropriate seasons (spring and autumn). It shows the life characteristics of "luxury" and "brightness". Here, it not only points out the characteristics of Chun Lan and Qiu Gui in adapting to the "festival"; it also hints at the essential characteristics of Orchid and Gui in growing and declining according to their own nature, not to flatter others and not seek to be known.

The five or six lines of the poem describe people's appreciation of orchid and osmanthus. First use "who knows" to switch from the object images in the first four sentences to the description of people. Those "forest dwellers", that is, hermits who live in the mountains and forests, often refer to themselves as orchids and osmanthus. Therefore, they "sit and enjoy each other when they hear the wind." When they smell the fragrance of orchids and osmanthus, they suddenly fall in love with them. Sitting means sitting for a long time, which means deep and special admiration.

The seven or eight lines of the poem: "The grass and trees have their original intention, why do they ask for beauty?" Based on the previous meaning, it once again affirms the noble qualities of Lan and Gui who do not seek glory from others. Although Lan and Gui are appreciated by others, Admiration, but they do not ask (why ask) "beautiful people" (forest dwellers) to climb and admire them. Because orchids are luxuriant in spring, and osmanthus is bright and clear in autumn. This is due to their nature ("original heart"), not to win the appreciation of "beautiful people".

The purpose of the whole poem is: Those wise men and gentlemen, such as Chunlan and Qiugui, clean themselves up, pursue their careers and cultivate virtues, not to gain fame and wealth, but just to fulfill their duties as a human being. Naturally, Chunlan and Qiugui are also self-expressions of the poet, showing that although he was rejected by the traitor, he still has a strong and noble character.

In addition, I would like to make a few digressions. The interpretation and appreciation of the poem may not necessarily be in line with the author's original intention. As long as the readers themselves can understand something and make sense, this is not a problem. Small gain.