Poems about the morning glow:

1. "Ode to the Early Sun" - Zhao Kuangyin of the Song Dynasty

The sun is shining brightly at the beginning, and thousands of mountains are like fire.

A round instantly ascended to the sky, driving away the stars and the waning moon.

Translation: The rising sun shines with red light, shining like thousands of mountains on fire. A red sun passes freely in the vast sky. The red sun retreats from the stars and the moon, illuminating the earth.

2. "Remembering the South of the Yangtze River" - Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty

When the sun rises, the flowers on the river are as red as fire, and when spring comes, the river is as green as blue.

Translation: When the sun rises, the flowers on the riverside are dyed redder than fire by the glow. When spring comes, the river is as green as the color of the indigo grass.

3. "Watching the Sunrise at Jinshan" - Lu You in the Song Dynasty

The distant waves wrinkled with red scales, and the green mist opened the golden plate.

Translation: When the wind blows, the surface of the river looks like red scales, and there seems to be a golden disk hanging in the clouds.

4. "Dawn" - Han Xie of the Tang Dynasty

The glow from the sky entered the water, and the sky in the water turned red for a while.

After the third watch of the day, the first golden crow is sent to the blue sky.

Translation: The glow from the sky reflected into the water, and for a moment the sky reflected in the water turned red. As long as you wait until after the third watch at the Sun View Peak of Mount Tai, you will see the first red sun rising into the blue sky.

5. "Wang Ziquan, the prefect of Huizhou, built the Luo Fuzi Sun Pavilion and wrote a song to send it to him" - Liang Peilan of the Qing Dynasty

The sky rooster screamed and the sea moved, and a golden plate came out of the sea. round.

Translation: The rooster crows loudly, the sea water begins to churn, and a round golden disk spurts out from the sea.