The pre-Qin poem "Destined to plant land, where to rest." Where did it come from?

"I am destined to farm, so I will rest from there." From Tao Yuanming's Poem of Peach Blossom Garden in Wei and Jin Dynasties, the full text is translated as follows:

The king of Qin was tyrannical and chaotic, and wise men avoided him. Sihao lives in seclusion in Shangshan, and some people hide here. The traces of the past have disappeared, and the journey here has been abandoned. Ask * * * to farm together and go home to rest in the dark. Mulberry trees shade and crops are planted according to solar terms. Spring silkworms cocoon and take silk, and autumn harvest is not taxed. Grass blocked the traffic, and chickens and dogs in the village barked at each other. Sacrifice still follows ancient etiquette, and there is no new style of clothes. The children danced love songs happily, and the old people relaxed happily.

Trees and grass bloom until spring comes, grass withers, and trees wither until cold comes. Although there is no calendar to record the time, the four seasons have passed like this. Cheerfulness, relaxation and joy are endless, and there is no need to move wisdom. Strange traces hidden for 500 years once opened a magical world. Thin and simple, different sources, hidden in the blink of an eye, nowhere to be found. Excuse me, ordinary people in the world, do you know this miracle? I would like to fly high in the light clouds to find my bosom friend.

Creation background

This poem was written in Tao Yuanming's later years, about the third year of Song Yong in the Southern Dynasty (422 years). In the third year of Yuanxi (42 1), Emperor Wu of Song conspired to kill Gong Jin with poisoned wine. Tao Yuanming expressed his feelings through his creation, creating a beautiful realm opposite to the dirty and dark society in order to pin his political ideals and good interests. Peach Blossom Garden was written in this context.