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This book tells the story of a book: the fragrance makes people quiet, the wine makes people distant, the tea makes people refreshed, the piano makes people quiet, the chess makes people relaxed, the sword makes people chivalrous, the staff makes people light, the crotch makes people elegant, the moon makes people clear, the bamboo makes people feel cold, the flowers make people rhyme, the stones make people meaningful, the snow makes people open, the monks make people light, the futons make people wild, the beauties make people pity, the mountains and rivers make people wonder, the books and history make people learn, and the gold, stone, tripod and Yi people make people ancient. Based on this, choose incense, wine, tea, piano, chess, sword, staff, pupa, moon, bamboo, and sort them in order from least to most strokes according to the "Chinese Character Radical Table". Tell all the "rhyme" things in the world. Throughout the ages, literati and poets have left many poems with flowers as the theme.

There is a book that says: Fragrance makes you quiet, wine makes you distant, tea makes you refreshed, piano makes you quiet, chess makes you idle, sword makes you chivalrous, staff makes you light, zhu makes you elegant, moon makes you clear, bamboo makes you cold, flowers make you rhyme, stones make you sharp, snow makes you open, monks make you light, futon makes you wild, beauties make you pity, mountains and rivers make you wonder, books and history make you knowledgeable, gold, stone, tripod and Yi make you ancient. Based on this, choose incense, wine, tea, piano, chess, sword, staff, pupa, moon, bamboo, and sort them in order from least to most strokes according to the "Chinese Character Radical Table". Tell all the "rhyme" things in the world. This is a collection of poems about swords and knights. The stories of ancient knights are the most miserable and magnificent existences written by literati of all ages. We cut out these parting sorrows played with swords, hoping that you can read a different tragic and majestic one from them.

There are eighteen books in this series, which collect ancient poems from eighteen aspects: incense, wine, piano, chess, sword, dust, moon, bamboo, staff, flower, stone, snow, monk, beauty, landscape, calligraphy and history, and epigraphy. The classification idea comes from a sentence in Lu Shaoheng's "Little Window You Ji" in the Ming Dynasty: "Fragrance makes people quiet, wine makes people far away, tea makes people refreshed, piano makes people quiet, chess makes people idle, sword makes people chivalrous, staff makes people light, zhu makes people elegant, the moon makes people clear, bamboo makes people cold, flowers make people rhyme, stones make people interesting, snow makes people open, monks make people light, futons make people wild, beauties make people pity, and mountains and rivers make people feel Strange, the history of books is impressive, and the gold, stone, tripod, and Yi people are ancient. "This volume takes poems about gold and stone as its theme, and selects some poems from Chinese classical literature about people at that time describing the gold and stone artifacts collected by themselves or their friends, so as to watch the ancients appreciate the elegance and beauty of old things, and also see the ancients' cherishment of the calligraphy or brushwork of the literati handed down from previous generations.