Li He, a wizard, surprised Han Yu

At the age of six or seven, Li He, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was able to recite poems against him. At that time, Han Yu, a famous writer, appreciated his poems very much, so he went to see Li He in person and asked him to write an impromptu poem on the topic of his visit. Li He thought for a moment, then wrote a book, and in a short time, he wrote an ancient poem "Gao Xuan Guo". When Han Yu looked at it, he saw that the whole poem was fluent and natural, with great literary talent. He wrote the momentum of Han Yu's visit, praised Han Yu's literary achievements and expressed the poet's lofty aspirations.

Han Yu appreciated Li He's talent so much that he asked Li's father's permission to take him home and teach him to write poems and compositions himself. With the guidance of a famous teacher, Li He made great progress in learning, and when he grew up, he became a famous poet, known as "Shi Gui".