Grandfather's Seven-line Poem to Bless Grandson's Birthday

Holding grandchildren is like planting trees, asking for fields with sticks. Things don't interfere, and the name is on both sides. From the interpretation of Gu Kuang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, I can plant trees with my grandson in my arms and care about the cultivated farmland with crutches. All the troubles in the world can't bother me, so I put fame and fortune aside. This poem better expresses the love of the old people for their grandchildren, who are reluctant to leave their working grandchildren.