The author of "The waves of the Han River are far away, and the clouds and rain of Wushan are flying" is: Li Bai
Li Bai (701~762), also known as Taibai, also known as Qinglian Jushi. He is the most unique romantic poet after Qu Yuan. He is known as the "Immortal of Poetry" and is also known as the "Big Li Du" together with Du Fu.
Original text of the work:
"Send a Letter to an Old Friend from Badong on the River"
The waves of the Han River are far away, and the clouds and rain are flying from Wushan Mountain. The east wind blows the guest's dream, and the west falls here.
When I wake up, I think about Emperor Bai, the beauty is against me. Qutang Rao Jia Ke, the news is rare.
Translation: The Han River here flows to the sky, while the clouds and rain fly in your Wushan Mountain. In my sleep, the east wind blew me away, flying to Badong, and flying into your heart.
After I woke up, my heart still yearned for Bai Di. My friend, you and I are actually separated. There are many merchants coming and going in Qutang Gorge. I hope I can often get your information.
Extended information:
"Send a Letter to an Old Friend from Badong on the River" is a five-character poem written by Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.
The first couplet of this poem has a magnificent scene, using "waves of the Han River" and "clouds and rain in Wushan" as metaphors for the poet himself and his old friends in Badong in their respective regions; The east wind is blowing strong, and the waning moon is setting in the west.
Neck joint and chin joint continued writing As soon as I woke up, I missed those beautiful days spent with old friends in Baidi City, Kuizhou.
The last couplet earnestly instructs old friends far away in Kuizhou to keep in touch. Although the antithesis of this poem is not very stable, it is still a good poem because of its grandeur.