Li Shangyin always has several untitled poems. What poems are there?

Li Shangyin is famous for his untitled poems. According to statistics, the poems included in Li Shangyin's Collection of Poems [7] can basically confirm that there are 15 * * poems written by poets with untitled names:

Untitled (looking in the mirror at the age of eight)

Untitled (according to Liang)

Two Untitled Poems (Stars last night; Wendao Luomen)

Four Untitled Poems (empty talk; Southeast; Affectionate spring night; Where to mourn Zheng)

Untitled (after a brief encounter)

Untitled (immortal son)

"Untitled Two Songs" (Feng Luo; The curtain falls)

Untitled (near the famous Ahou)

Untitled (white roads)

Untitled (Wan Li Storm)

The other five poems (Five Laws, Lover's Forever, Seven Poems, Painting with Long Eyebrows, Princess Shouyang, Waiting for Lang Lai, Chanting in the Outdoor) which are often marked as untitled in current poetry collections are considered by Feng Hao, Ji Yun and others to be mostly untitled poems because they have lost their original titles.

Some researchers (such as Liu Yang [9]) think that some poems with questions in Li Shangyin's poetry collection should also belong to the category of untitled poems, on the grounds that the titles of these poems are often based on the first few words in the first sentence of the poem (such as Yesterday, The Sun shines, etc.). ), or the title of the poem has nothing to do with the content itself (for example, for you, a song, etc.). ). However, according to this standard, nearly 100 of Li Shangyin's poems can be classified as untitled poems. So this statement has not been supported by most people.

On the other hand, many people tend to compare poems such as Jinse, Bi Cheng San and Yushan with untitled poems, thinking that they are similar in style and artistic conception, and they all express a subtle and complicated feeling through obscure brushwork. In fact, it is this complicated situation that makes untitled poems attract many researchers, who try to explain the true meaning of these poems. However, no one's comments can explain the meaning of this poem very convincingly.

Feng Hao summarized the previous annotation work on untitled poems in Notes on Poems Born in Yuxi [10], from which we can see that there are great differences among different schools: "Those who solve untitled poems by themselves are either fables or endowed with all the abilities. Each has his own prejudices and his own decisions. I read the complete works carefully, and even many people actually have sustenance, and few people are erotic and confused. "