The Moon Song on Mount Emei is a poem by Li Bai, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty. This is a poem written by Li Baichu when he left Sichuan, attached to the landscape of his hometown. The poet walks on the water by boat. On the boat, he saw half a moon spit between Emei Mountain. The shadows of the mountains and the moon are reflected in the Pingqiang River, and the moon has been flowing with the river. In the evening, the ship set out from Qingxi Station and sailed for the Three Gorges. After the ship arrived in Yuzhou, the moon was covered by high mountains. Five place names are used in the whole poem, and through the mountains, the moon and the river, a picture of Jiang Tu, a thousand miles away, is displayed. Exquisite conception and beautiful artistic conception.