Jiang Baishi's poems are as follows:
"Yangzhou Slowness"
The famous capital of Huaizuo, the best place in Zhuxi, Xie'an Shao was stationed in the first journey. Ten miles after the spring breeze, all the shepherds and wheat are green. Since Hu Ma peeked into the river, the trees and trees in the pond were abandoned, and they were still tired of talking about soldiers. It's getting dusk and the corners are clear, and the cold is blowing in the empty city.
Du Lang’s handsome reward is now so serious that I am shocked. Despite Cardamom's lyrical skills, Dream of a Brothel is good, but it is difficult to describe it with deep emotion. The Twenty-Four Bridge is still there, the waves are swaying, and the cold moon is silent. Reading the red medicine beside the bridge, who will I know every year?
"Apricot Blossom Sky Shadow", "Jiang Liang Prison", "Secret Fragrance", "Sparse Shadow", "Zhengzhao", "Jiaozhao", "Songs of Taoist Baishi", "Collection of Poems of Taoist Baishi"" His appearance is pure and clear, and he looks like a fairy. Although there is no stone in his body, he must eat several people every meal. When the moon is full and hanging, I can sing loudly while walking alone. Every time the cold waves blow, the wind blows, and I feel calm and relaxed.
Jiang Kuí (about 1155-about 1221), named Yaozhang, also known as Baishi Taoist, was of Han nationality. One said he was from Poyang, Raozhou (now Poyang, Jiangxi) in the Southern Song Dynasty, and the other said he was from Dexing, Jiangxi, Southern Song Dynasty. A writer and musician, he is known as one of the top ten musicians in ancient China.
He was lonely and poor as a young man, failed in many examinations, and remained in office all his life. He moved around the country and made a living by selling letters and helping his friends. He is versatile, proficient in music, able to compose his own music, and his lyrics have strict rhythm. His works are known for their ethereal and subtle nature. Jiang Kui is proficient in poetry, prose, calligraphy and music. He is another rare artistic talent after Su Shi. Jiang Kui's poems have a wide range of themes, including feelings of time, expressing feelings, chanting about objects, love affairs, describing scenes, travel notes, sequence, friendship, rewards, etc.