The cat peeps at the butterfly,

　　Chickens peck at grass and worms.

　　The kitten crouched there and peeped at the butterflies flying among the flowers, waiting for an opportunity to jump out and catch them. The chicken is pecking at the insects beside the straw house. Two poems describe the taste of Tian family life through cats and chickens. The word "peep" is the most appropriate word, which depicts the cat's attitude of prostrating on the ground and intently watching the flying butterfly. Cats catching butterflies is a kind of play and game, which also euphemistically shows the poet's leisurely mood. Straw houses crossing Xia Hou often give birth to bugs, especially where there are more bugs leaking from the rain. Therefore, there is a following sentence, which is to write a real scene, showing the meticulous degree of the poet's observation of things.

　　The cat peeks at the butterfly, and the chicken pecks at the grass and worms. The source of ancient poems and sentences: Qing Wei Xiejun's "Miscellaneous Notes on Mountain Living"