Five Poems on Li Thoughts - Yuan Zhen

Once upon a time, the sea was difficult to overcome, except for Wushan, it was not a cloud.

Looking back lazily at Huacong, I am half destined to practice Taoism and half destined to be a king.

"Gaotang Fu" by Song Yu of Chu State in the pre-Qin Dynasty:

I am in the sun of Wushan Mountain, blocked by high hills. Morning clouds appear at dawn, and rain falls at dusk. Morning and evening, under the balcony.

Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty stayed at the foot of Wushan Mountain

Last night at the foot of Wushan Mountain, the sound of apes could be heard in his dream. Peach blossoms fly over the green water, and I go down to Qutang in March.

The rain-colored wind blows away, traveling south to blow the King of Chu. Gao Qiu cherishes the jade of the Song Dynasty, and visits the ancient times to wear clothes.

Tang Dynasty·Li Bai Wushan Zhenzhang

Wushan Zhenzhang is painted with high hills, and the trees beside Baidi City are in autumn colors.

The clouds in the morning enter the place where there is no way to go at night, and the water in the river flows across the sky, let alone flowing.

Tang Dynasty Li He Wushan is high

The green mountains are high in the sky, and the rivers are rolling and the gods are dragging smoke. The soul of Chu is looking for a dream, and the wind is blowing.

The dawn wind and rain are gathering moss and money. It will be a thousand years since Yao Ji passed away, and the lilac and bamboo will sing to the old ape.

The ancient temple is close to the moon and the osmanthus is cold, and the pepper blossoms fall among the red and wet clouds.