What poem did an eight-year-old girl write in history that made her father think she would go up in smoke in the future?

One day, his father was very excited about poetry. He read a sentence: "Except for an old tree, the little girl soared into the clouds." Then the little girl replied, "The branches welcome the birds in the north and south, and the leaves supply air." However, because the poem contains the meaning of welcoming and seeing them off, the little girl's father is very worried that her daughter will become dusty, and this little girl is Xue Tao, a famous poetess and calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty.

Xue Tao was originally a noble family and should have lived a happy life, but because his father was too strong-willed and offended some dignitaries, he was demoted to a remote place to be an official and later died of illness. At that time, Xue Tao was just a 14-year-old girl who wanted to live with her mother. In order to survive, Xue Tao had to be buried, but because of her beautiful appearance and brilliant talent, she suddenly stood out among many women and won the love of many dignitaries.

Xue Tao wrote a lot of poems in her life. When her feelings about home and country are rewarded by our times, her life can be said to be vigorous. Although she can't be an official like others, with her talent, she has contacts with many famous literati. Xue Tao's love story is also vigorous.

A sister-in-law relationship between Xue Tao and Yuan Zhen, you should know that Yuan Zhen was younger than Xue Tao 10 years old. This Yuan Zhen can be said to be a real love rat. He already has a wife, but he keeps looking for Xue Tao. Xue Tao thought that Yuan Zhen really liked himself, but he didn't want Yuan Zhen to just take part in accidental amusement, so this brother-sister relationship that spanned 10 years ended. In the end, Xue Tao fled to Buddhism, often accompanied by a blue lantern.