Literature Reference: 安将蒯及菅，谁慕粱与膏。—— 《游南亭夜还叙志七十韵》 Why settle for coarse grass like kudzu and rush, who would crave for fine grains and rich oils. Source from 'You Nan Ting Ye Huan Xu Zhi Qi Shi Yun'.
蒯: The "Kuaigrass" is a perennial herbaceous plant that thrives along water edges or in damp, shaded areas. Its stems are traditionally used in China for weaving mats and can also be processed into paper.
菅: Perennial herbaceous plant, often found on grassy slopes. Remarkably resilient.
Meaning: Kudzu and rush symbolize simplicity and resilience, eschewing luxury in pursuit of inner peace and freedom.