What does it mean to find a secluded place in the south and live in the east?

"Travel south and east, live in seclusion until you grow old" is a traditional poem, which means to explore or pursue inner peace and detachment. In this poem, "coming from south to east" refers to people leaving the bustling city for the southern suburbs or remote places. And "seeking to live in seclusion and grow old" expresses a lasting and in-depth desire to seek inner peace and true self. "Whitehead" can be understood as the end of life, that is, people hope to find inner peace, calmness and satisfaction in life. The whole poem conveys a kind of resistance to the hurried world of pursuing material and fame, emphasizing the pursuit of inner peace and detachment. It also represents an exploration of nature, tranquility and the meaning of life. It encourages people to seek inner truth and peace in the complicated world and pursue a realm beyond material things.