Expansion: Tao Hongjing lives in seclusion in Qushan (Maoshan, in the southwest of Jiangsu Province). Liang Wudi cannot be employed as a courtesy, and the state often consults every major event. People call it "the Prime Minister in the Mountain". See heather. Biography of seclusion Tao hongjing. Tang's "Lan Ruping" poem says: "Tao Hongjing, the prime minister of the mountain, and Zheng Zizhen, the farmer." Later, it was also used to say that only those who are prime ministers don't need it.
Similar poems are: 1, Qu Yuan-I am alone in the turbid water in the world, and I am alone in the drunken world; 2, Tao Yuanming-"Birds love the old forest, pond fish miss the old garden", "picking chrysanthemums under the east fence, Nanshan leisurely", not for five buckets of rice; 3. Wang Wei-"My middle-aged heart found its way, and I came to live at the foot of this mountain".