The distant peaks bring rain. Please give me a link?

Far away, shadow to wind, away from the shadow to the far peak; With the belt, the wind to the rain, with the wind to the rain; The wind is right to the rain; Uplink: Leave the shadow and go with the wind, downlink: The far peak brings rain.

If the upper link given is the distant wind bringing the rain, the lower link is the near view carrying the wind. Because I think it's a good idea to give two sentences if that's the case.

Qingshan and green often come, I feel that my Shanglian is not very good?

Near the water brings the clouds, and the far peaks bring rain. This is my uplink, hope to like it.

Uplink: Yellow leaves fly on the mountain, downlink: The distant peak brings rain It's okay.

The near trees beckoned the wind to, and the distant peaks brought rain.

As far as this is concerned, I think I can do it right: the clouds are sheltering from the wind. I think this uplink would be more appropriate, because it rhymes.

In this context, I think I can do it right: the glow moistens all things. I think this uplink would be more appropriate, because it rhymes.

Personally, I think the most important thing to pay attention to when doing couplets is to fight neatly, if the upper couplet is the far peak with rain, then I think the lower couplet can be the near river with flowers.

My upper link: Ziyan chases the clouds and flies, and the lower link is: The distant peak brings rain.

The most important thing to pay attention to when doing couplets is that the battle is neat, if the upper couplet is the distant peak with rain, then I think the lower couplet can be the near river with flowers.

Near-trick birds. I think this should be the same scene, so that it is more interesting and harmonious.

The lotus pond swallow flies low, and the distant peak brings rain.

The wind howls near the ravine, and the rain comes from the far peak.

Uplink: The near fog goes with the wind, and the downlink: The far peak brings rain.

Flowers bloom in the suburbs. I'm ugly here, and I really don't really know the couplet, so I can only rhyme, and I hope I don't laugh.

This mountain lacks feng shui, and the distant peaks bring rain.

The night is urging;

The distant peaks bring rain.

The remnant sun was ashamed to go.

The distant peaks bring rain.

The sunset shakes the light, I seem to remember that this is a poem in itself, and if I remember correctly, it should be called "Lin Wo".

Go around the city near the water.

The distant peaks bring rain.

Near the mountains with the wind.

The distant peaks bring rain.