Poems describing the Yellow River: You didn't see how the water of the Yellow River moved out of the heavens and entered the ocean, never to return. Li Bai's "Into the Wine" "The Yellow River has fallen into the East China Sea, and Wan Li has been written in his arms." Li Bai's Fourteen Poems for Pei is a lonely mountain with the Yellow River and white clouds far away. Wang Zhihuan's Liangzhou Ci is lonely and straight in the desert, and the long river sets the yen. Wang Wei's "The Ambassador to the Frontier" hides the day from the mountains, while Wang Zhihuan's "In the Lodge of the Heron" sheds light on the golden river. I would like to cross the Yellow River, but if I choke on the ice, I will climb the Taihang Mountain with snow. Li Bai's "Difficult Travel" and the Yellow River Nine Songs Wan Li Sand have swept the world. Liu Yuxi's poem "Langtaosha" in Tang Dynasty is about the Yangtze River not returning, and the waves will be exhausted, making him a romantic figure through the ages. Su Shi's Red Cliff Nostalgia Du Fu's Starry Sky Map, Night Tour Map, River on the Moon Du Fu's Fallen Leaves Like Waterfalls and Climbing the Mountain, I think the long river is rolling, and the sail is far away from the sky, but when I look at Tianmen in the Yangtze River, Li Bai looks at Meng Haoran and looks at Guangling, interrupting the opening of the Chu River, and Higashi Shimizu flows back to the end of the plain in Li Bai's Looking at Tianmen Mountain.