What are the poems written by Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty to Concubine Yang?

Tang Xuanzong did not write poems for Yang Guifei. The poems about Yang Guifei are:

1. "Longchi" Tang Li Shangyin

Longchi gave wine Under the open cloud screen, the sound of Jie drums was loud and everyone stopped in joy.

After returning to the palace from a banquet in the middle of the night, King Xue was intoxicated and King Shou woke up.

Translation: The mica screen is opened, the Dragon Pond is feasting and having fun, and the Jie drums are beating fast and high, drowning out all the instrumental music. Returning from a banquet late at night, Emperor Ming's nephew, King Xue, was very drunk, while his son, King Shou, could not sleep all night.

2. "Passing through the Huaqing Palace Part 1" by Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty

Looking back at Chang'an, there are piles of embroidery, and thousands of doors are opened in sequence on the top of the mountain.

The red concubine on horseback smiled, but no one knew it was lychee.

Translation: When looking back at Chang'an, Mount Li looks like a pile of brocades. On the top of the mountain, thousands of doors of Huaqing Palace are opening one after another. The concubine smiled happily as a horse rode up and the smoke billowed. No one knew that fresh lychees had been sent from the south.

3. "Feelings of Lishan" by Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty

Lixiu Feiquan is full of warm fragrance, and Kowloon protects the Jade Lotus Room.

Every time during the Ming Dynasty, I was lucky enough to live in the Palace of Eternal Life, but I was the King of Longevity who did not follow Jin Yu.

Translation: Lishan Hot Spring is like a fragrant soup, filled with warm mist and fragrance. Nine dragons spit out spring water from their mouths and protect the Jade Lotus Room in the spring. Every morning in the Palace of Eternal Life, the Emperor Ming and his concubine were paired up. The emperor's relatives all took the golden carriage, but the only one who didn't want to go to the Palace of Eternal Life was King Shou.

4. "Part 1 of Qingping Diao Ci" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty

The clouds think of clothes, flowers think of face, and the spring breeze blows on the threshold and reveals the rich dew.

If we hadn’t met at the top of the jade mountain, we would have met under the moonlight at Yaotai.

Translation: When I see the splendor of the clouds, I think of the splendor of their clothes; when I see the beauty of the flowers, I think of the beauty of a person’s face. If I hadn't seen her at the top of Qunyu Mountain, I would have met her under the moonlight in Yaochi.

5. "Mawei Slope" by Tang Zhengyi

Xuanzong returned to Ma and Concubine Yang died. The clouds and rain are unforgettable and the sun and the moon are new.

After all, it is the matter of the Holy Emperor, who is Jingyang Palace Well?

Translation: Xuanzong returned to Chang'an. Concubine Yang Guifei had died long ago. The old love was unforgettable and the country began to revitalize.

Executing Concubine Yang was also a wise decision of Xuanzong, otherwise he would have followed the footsteps of Empress Chen and destroyed his country