Write an elementary school couplet where the first line ends in the word boundary and the second line ends in the word field?

Previous couplet: Rain and dew nourish compassion without boundaries

Next couplet: Harvest grows with joy with fields

Rain and dew represent teachers, and harvest represents students. The field represents the school.

The meaning of the first couplet is: the teacher educates the students as the dew moistens the seedlings with great love;

The meaning of the second couplet is: the students are happy to receive education in school as the seedlings thrive under the moisturizing of the rain.

The words are relative: rain - sapling (noun), nourish - grow (verb), charity - joy (adjective, indicating mood), no - have (verb), boundary - field (noun).

Flat and oblique: 仄仄平仄平平仄 Ping Ping Ping. According to the basic requirements of the couplet: one-three-five regardless, two-four-six distinct, meet the requirements.

Couplets, one of the traditional cultures of the Han people, also known as couplets or pairs, are pairs of statements written on paper, cloth, or carved on bamboo, wood, pillars. Couplets are neatly matched and harmonized, and are a unique art form of the Chinese language with one word and one tone.