Literature Reference: In the bustling capital of fame and fortune, there is no peaceful dwelling at the crow of the rooster. Only the lazy and slow rise late, their hair still uncombed. Skills and clumsiness differ, and paths of advancement and retreat diverge. Fortunately, we live in peaceful times, and the emperor favors scholars. Small talents are hard to use greatly, so I serve as a librarian. Twice a month, I enter the ministry, thus nurturing my carefree nature. With a thatched cottage of four or five rooms, a horse, and two servants, my salary of sixteen thousand coins leaves me with a surplus each month. Free from the worries of food and clothing, and with few worldly constraints, my youthful heart remains content every day. Do not say there are no kindred spirits, for both the restless and the calm have their companions. Seven or eight colleagues from the Orchid Terrace share my path. Though we are often separated in conversation, we look forward to meeting by the noble carriage. Who can, in the midst of proofreading, loosen their belt and rest in my hut? By the window, bamboo provides amusement, and outside the gate, wine is poured. How do I entertain a noble guest? With a few bamboo stalks and a pot of wine. Source from 'Chang Le Li Xian Ju O Ti Shi Liu Yun Jian Ji Liu Shi Wu Gong Yu Wang Shi Yi Qi Lu Er Jiong Lu Si Jiong Cui Shi Ba Xuan Liang Yuan Jiu Zhen Liu San Shi Er Dun Zhi Zhang Shi Wu Zhong Yuan Shi Wei Xiao Shu Lang'.