This "Poetry Mirror" will take you through the red silk columns of "Sikuquanshu" and into the lives of thirty-three poetry masters. You will witness: how Li Bai emerged from the broken gold bottle in the Hanlin Academy with the image of the prosperous Tang Dynasty of "clouds think of clothes, flowers think of face"; how Li Qingzhao embroidered the grief and indignation of "I still miss Xiang Yu" into the "Preface to the Record of Gold and Stone" on the side of the boat crossing the river; and why the residual lotus in Nalan Xingde's Lushui Pavilion turned into an eternal masterpiece of "if life is only like the first time we saw it".