A poem by a poet of the Tang Dynasty: "General Huamen is good at singing Hu songs, and King Ye He is good at Chinese." From the famous frontier fortress poet Cen Shen's "A Long Sentence to Say Goodbye to Dugujian and a Presentation to Yan Ba ??Shiyu", related poems There are: "In the army, there is a Laotian drum at night of wine, and a brocade feast with red candles before noon. General Huamen is good at Huge, and King Yehefan can speak Chinese."
General Huamen: Jiedu Envoy in the shogunate Minority generals. Good: Good at. Hu Ge: The music of Hu Di. King Yehefan: leader of the ethnic minorities in the Western Regions. Able to speak Chinese: Able to speak fluent Chinese. General Huamen and King Yehefan participated in the daily banquets in the Tang army camp. The bright moon was in the sky, the banquet was red with candles, the drums were playing, and the gongs and glasses were mingling. They sang "Hu Ge" at the banquet and talked with everyone in Chinese.
Cen Shen, a frontier fortress poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty who twice served in the army of the Western Regions, expressed the scenery beyond the fortress with curious enthusiasm and magnificent colors. He described the strange scenery and scenery and people of the northwest desert in a generous and heroic tone. and unique artistic techniques, vividly expressed, with a unique and majestic beauty. It broke through the traditional pattern of previous garrison poems describing the bitter cold in the border areas and the hard work of the soldiers, and greatly enriched and broadened the scope of descriptive themes and content of frontier fortress poems.