What are the ancient poems describing vanity?

"Man Fang Ting? The nominal name of snail horn

It's a hollow reputation, it's a meager profit. Very busy. The cause of fame and fortune is not necessarily strong, and the loser is not necessarily weak. And before I get old, you must let me and some children relax. Even if it's only a hundred years, I'll get drunk and run 36000 yards. Think about it, how many can there be? Worry and wind and rain, each half hinder each other. Why fight to the death? Make up a short story. It is better to face the breeze and bright moon, take moss as a mattress and high clouds as a screen, and live quietly. Living in the south of the Yangtze River, one minute drinking, an elegant "Man Ting square".

"Man Fang Ting? Snail's Horn is a hollow name, a poem by Su Shi, a writer in the Song Dynasty. The first part of the word changed from cynicism to cynicism, and the second part changed from self-pity to self-adaptation, which showed the author's cynical and elegant inner world after major setbacks in life and the poet's attitude towards life that he forgot all insults and was above things. The whole word is mainly about discussion, lyrical, emotional and unrestrained, with frank and natural language and unrestrained style.