Húsǐ-shǒuqiū de qínghuái ràng tā zhōngjiū huídào le gùxiāng.
The fox-turning-to-the-hill feeling eventually brought him back to his birthplace.
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From 屈原《九章·涉江》 and 《礼记·檀弓》: tradition held that a fox, no matter how far it roamed, turned its head toward the hill where its den lay as it died. Confucian commentary called this 仁, a sign of not forgetting one's roots.
