When I am old, I will spend the last spring, and I will travel to Tanxi Road. Stop and watch the distance wander alone, and the red sheep are scattered in front of you. I thought Xianyang was in decline, enter the dragon; At the Xiangyang meeting, Wang Sun was drinking and Liu Bei was dying. Escape, go out of Ximen Road alone, and go back to the rear. A puff of smoke flooded the Tanxi River, and he was eager to ride forward. Horseshoes and hooves were broken by blue glass, and golden whips waved where the wind sounded. I heard Qian riding away, but suddenly I saw Ssangyong flying in Apollo. Give up the true English Lord and sit down and meet the dragon colt. Tanxi flows from the east, where is the dragon colt? Facing the current, I sigh for my heart, and the setting sun shines on the empty mountain; Three points are like dreams, and traces are empty in the world.
This is the whole poem. Written by Su Shi, the story is described in detail. Of course, Su Shi wrote his own lyrics at the beginning and the end. This poem is quoted from the thirty-fourth chapter of Romance of the Three Kingdoms ("Mrs. Cai listens to the secret language through the screen and leaps over Tanxi").