Literature Reference: Riding a red leopard, followed by a striped wildcat, in a magnolia chariot adorned with cassia banners. Draped with orchids and girded with asarum, plucking fragrant herbs to give to the beloved. The mountain dweller, fragrant as the herb of Du Ruo, drinks from stone springs and rests under pines and cypresses. You think of me, yet doubts arise. Thunder rumbles, rain falls darkly, monkeys cry mournfully through the night. The wind rustles, the leaves whisper, and I long for you in vain sorrow. Source from 'Chu Ci·Jiu Ge·Shan Gui'.