① Misty guests: people who linger on the beautiful scenery of mountains and rivers also refer to the heart of seclusion in the mountains and forests.

Haze refers to smoke and clouds, and also refers to the scenery of mountains and rivers.

Tang Zhang Ji's Send to the Judge of Western Zhejiang and Zhou Dynasty;

Originated from the misty weather, it has long been famous as a poetry wine room.

Tang Lv Yan's Inventing the Ancient Iron Mirror for Jia Shixiong;

It is important to know that a misty visitor is not a mirror grinder in the dust.

In addition, Zizhixin and Yanxiazhi also symbolize the heart of seclusion in the mountains;

Taoyuan Hakka refers to hermits; "Misty friends" refer to people who travel together.

2 water cloud body: Buddhist language, referring to walking monks.

It is called because it is like a flowing water and has no fixed place to live.

It can also be used to refer to people who come and go freely, have no fetters and are beyond the world of mortals.

Song Wang Anshi's Elegy of Qujiang Tan Jun of Zhi Shi Yu Department;

It is full of white clothes and lofty aspirations, and it is full of water and clouds in its twilight years.

Song Lu You's Morning Rise:

Life is full of water and clouds, and I don't fall into the car and horse.

3 donkey rider: a poet who sings bitterly.

Allusions from Jia Dao. Legend has it that Jia Dao often forgets his surroundings when he writes poems by lamenting. One day, when he was riding a donkey, he forgot to give way when he met Jing Zhaoyin, and was questioned for a long time before he was released. Later, he referred to the poet who was bitter.

The third poem of Ming Gao Qi's Plum Blossom;

The donkey rider is drunk and the wind blows his hat, and the crane rider is full of snow.

Qing Shu Wei's poem "Seeing the Moon in Xiongxian County";

I used to be a donkey rider, and the east wind blew my clothes.

4 Dining Xiake: a person who cultivates immortality and learns Taoism.

According to the book "On Balance and Interpretation", Volume 7 "Daoxu", Xiang Man said that a fairy brought him a cup of "Liuxia" and would not be hungry for several months.

Later, "Dining Xiake" was used to refer to people who cultivate immortality and learn Taoism, and the same was true for "Dining Xiazi".

Allusions such as a cup of chardonnay, a fairy cup falling in the sunset, a flowing chardonnay cup, drunken flowing chardonnay, chardonnay and drinking chardonnay are also of the same origin.

Tang Lu Gong's View on Ritual in the Mid-Yuan Dynasty;

For a long time, I am eager to eat Xiake, and I am often sad about the insects.

Don Shi Jianwu's Autumn Night in the Mountain;

Living in shan ye, thinking of the ren, the night grew longer, and the dew drop was dropping below leng yue.

⑤ Green Clothes Lang: a new scholar.

In the Tang dynasty, the new scholars were given green robes according to the law, because of this name.

Qing Li Yu's Kite Mismatch and Difficult Match;

Why is the green dress lang not allowed to see the red dress? Whose house does Zijin saddle ride to?