Sentences with contrasting techniques in humble inscriptions

The contrasting sentences in the humble house inscriptions are:

The most prominent contrasting sentence is: There are scholars who talk and laugh, and there are no white men when they come and go. This sentence contrasts the learned people with whom the author associates with the unlearned people whom the author dislikes, showing the elegance of the interactions of the owner of the humble house. The meaning of this sentence is: Those who talk and laugh are all knowledgeable people, and there are no uneducated people coming and going. If the mountain is not high, it will be famous if there are immortals; if the water is not deep, if there is a dragon, it will be spiritual. This is a humble house, but I am virtuous. This sentence contrasts the landscape with the shabby house, indicating that the house does not matter whether it is shabby or not, as long as the people who live there are of high moral character, it will not feel shabby. The meaning of this sentence is: A mountain does not lie in its height. If you have immortals, it will become a famous mountain. Water does not depend on its depth. If there is a dragon, it becomes water with spiritual power. This is a simple house, but because of my good moral character, it doesn’t feel simple anymore.