Xīhú Gūshān shàng de Fànghètíng, jìniàn de jiùshì méiqī-hèzǐ de Lín Bū.
The Crane-Releasing Pavilion on Solitary Hill by West Lake commemorates Lin Bu, the poet who took plum trees as his wife and cranes as his children.
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林逋 (967–1028) lived as a recluse on 孤山 by 西湖, never married and never took office. He planted plum trees and kept two cranes, so people said he had 梅 for a wife and 鹤 for children.
