Cao Xun (1098- 1 174) was born in Yangzhai, Yingchang.
Minister of Southern Song Dynasty, son of poet Cao Zu at the end of Northern Song Dynasty.
In the fifth year of Xuanhe (1 123), the groom was given shade, and Jinshi Shiting was specially ordered to give Jiake.
In the first year of Jingkang (1 126), together with Song Huizong, he was escorted to the north by the nomads, and was given a half-arm silk script by Hui Zong.
The first of two late-night ballads
[Author] Cao Xun (Song)
Bloom is warm in spring, and things have changed.
Grass invades the road and dust fills the old smoked clothes.
Independent and empty, I cherish the shadow, but I fold my eyebrows when I sing.
I haven't seen the door for a long time, and I have returned home synchronously.