What words in the poem have the same meaning as "kindness as donkey's liver and lung"

The most famous sentence that means "kindness is like a donkey's liver and lungs" should be "I give my heart to the moon, but the moon shines in the ditch"

This sentence comes from the thirty-first story of Pipa written by Gao Ming, a playwright in the Yuan Dynasty: "Although this woman is rude, her words collide with me. My words are not in the right place, son. My husband's words are contrary to my father's. I hate children's knowledge. I should have trusted the moon, but the moon shines on the ditch. "

The little girl is so rude that she even contradicts me with words. My words are not pleasant to hear, but my son, the advice is very unpleasant. It's a pity that my son doesn't realize this now. I am good to you, but you are cold and ungrateful.

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The book Chronology of Qing Poetry published by Phoenix Publishing House in 2003 was written by Qian Zhonglian. Leaf Sweeping Record (Volume 2 1), page 15 106, the last line has a seven-character quatrain: I turn my heart to the bright moon, and the bright moon shines on the ditch, and the flowers fall with the flowing water intentionally, and the flowing water has no heart for flowers.

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Baidu encyclopedia-donkey liver and lung

Baidu Encyclopedia-I have long given my heart to the moon, but the moon shines on the ditch.