Chinese teacher's poetic self-introduction verse

When introducing yourself with ancient poems, you can say:

First, you should introduce your name. The opening introduction begins with the words in ancient poetry, such as "I am" or "I am", and then describes your characteristics (such as personality, personality, ambition, hobbies, etc. ), just like our usual opening remarks, the only difference is that you should combine the language in ancient poetry with modern spoken language reasonably, as follows:

I am XXX (name), XX (age), open-minded, talkative, sincere and trustworthy.

I swore from an early age: not seeking external beauty, but seeking internal beauty. I am fortunate to be born with spirit, good at poetry, and young and knowledgeable. Since the Tang Poetry and Song Poetry, it has come for beauty, enjoying the wildness of Li Shixian and rejoicing in the distant Taojing Festival. Nowadays, Bing Xin's elegance, Xu Zhimo's tenderness and Tagore's gaochun always have aftertaste when they sing softly.