Poems about going out early and returning late.

This kind of poem is that you don't see the East in the morning and often go back to the west window of the moon at night.

This poem comes from Bai Juyi's Early Departure and Late Return in the Tang Dynasty. It is an out-and-out neighborhood Committee: I don't see the sun in the morning, and I often accompany the west window of the moon at night. Get up early or go out with wine, and come back late to see flowers. If you sit for a long time, ask yourself about Tokyo.

The meaning of this poem is: when I left in the morning, the sun had not yet risen, and when I came back in the evening, the moon was already shining high on the window.