Intentionally, the dragon is in the water, unintentionally, just return to the mountain. The breeze and bright moon are accompanied by loneliness, and apes and cranes are not idle.

Not that the Year of the Loong has gained a lot. This passage sounds like fortune telling. Which poem should it come from?

In a sense, dragons in the water and tigers returning to the mountains are all good things and wealth. What I mean, intentionally or unintentionally, is that I can have this kind of wealth anyway. Of course it means good.

In the following sentence, the breeze and the bright moon should be said to be pure. If you cooperate with the ape crane, you should feel that you have left all kinds of disputes, feel peaceful and retired. When you are old, your family is harmonious and happy, your children and grandchildren are full, and your husband and wife are loving.

On the whole, it's not bad. I don't know if I'm right, but we don't do word work. Pure feeling.