Golden Bronze Immortal's Song of Chinese Poems
Li He
Maoling Liu Lang Qiu Fengke
I heard horses neighing at night and there was no trace at dawn
Autumn fragrance hangs from the osmanthus tree on the picture railing
The thirty-sixth house has earth flower Bi
Wei Guan leads a chariot to a thousand miles
Dongguan acid wind hits the eyes
The sky will bring the Han moon out of the palace gate
Remembering you, tears are as clear as lead water
Shelan sees off guests on Xianyang Road
If the sky has love, the sky will also grow old
Carrying a plate alone out of the desolate moon
Weicheng is far away and the sound of waves is small