What poem does the boat in the hat come from?

From Wang Shizhen's "The Single Fishing Map of Qiu Jiang" in Qing Dynasty.

Full text:

Qiu Jiang's solo fishing map

Qing Dynasty: Wang Shizhen

A boat with a hat, a silk and an inch-long hook.

Sing a song, drink a bottle of wine, and catch a river alone.

Translation:

Sitting on the boat, wearing a hat and a hemp fiber, a 10-foot fishing line and an inch-long hook;

Sing a fishing song loudly, drink a bottle of wine, and fish on the river alone this autumn.

Appreciate:

The whole poem describes a man dressed as a fisherman fishing on the river: a hemp fiber, a hat, a canoe and a fishing rod. The fisherman sings and drinks, and the chic fishing is vividly portrayed. Although I have caught the autumn of a river by myself, I can't help hiding a little bleak and lonely in my leisure time.

Creative background: This poem is a solo poem written by Wang Shizhen at the invitation of a friend in his early years for "The Map of Fishing Alone in Qiu Jiang".