What poems did Su Dongpo recite in Huizhou? He wants a famous and complete poem.

Su Dongpo has a saying [divination operator], which goes like this: When the moon is away, people should be quiet first. Who saw the solo dance, like a wild goose in the sky. At night, it suddenly becomes afraid, suddenly flies and comes back frequently, but no one always understands its infinite inner feelings. It kept wandering among the cold branches, but refused to perch on any tree, and finally landed alone on the cold shoal. Behind this little sentence, there is a fascinating gossip story of Su Dongpo, a great writer! There are three different versions of gossip stories: the first version: the heroine of gossip is a Wang Xing woman. Wu Zeng, a poet in the Song Dynasty, recorded in Volume 16 that Su Dongpo wrote this character when he lived in Huangzhou, and the general readers didn't understand what he was saying. A man named Zhang Wenqian was banished to Huangzhou after Su Dongpo. After investigation, he learned the ins and outs of the story behind the word. Unfortunately, I didn't write out the whole story, but said, "It's a woman named Wang." The second version: the heroine of gossip is a woman next door. Yuan Wen, a poet in the Song Dynasty, recorded in the fifth volume that Su Dongpo was exiled to Huangzhou, and there was a clever woman next door who would go to Su Dongpo's window to listen to his reading every evening. Later, her family wanted to marry her and discuss the marriage. The woman actually put forward such a condition: "You should study as many people as Mr. Dongpo." None of them met her wishes, so she died of depression before she got married. The records in Dong Yuan Lun written by Li Ruchi, a poet in the Song Dynasty, are different from those in A Comment on Idleness in an urn in terms of time and plot: Su Shi studied in the evening before taking the Jinshi exam, and a rich woman often eavesdropped. One night, I finally got up the courage and ran to Su Shi's side to throw myself at him. Su Shi didn't accept it, and didn't marry her until she was admitted to Jinshi. However, after really winning the Jinshi, Su Shi married another young lady from an official family. Many years later, Su Shi went to inquire who the woman married and learned that she kept her promise and died before she got married. Su Shi therefore wrote the word [divination symbol]. The third edition: The gossip heroine is the daughter of Wen Dujian in Huizhou. In Song Dynasty, Xun Wang's Collection of Wild Travelers, Volume 24, recorded the story the author heard from a man named Wang Mengde: Su Dongpo's poems were not written in Huangzhou, but in Baiheguan, Huizhou. At that time, Wen, the daughter of the commander of Huizhou Military Region (equivalent to the commander of today's military region), was beautiful and refused to marry at the age of sixteen. Hearing that Su Dongpo had arrived in Huizhou, he said happily, "He is my husband." Every night, I quietly ran out of the window and listened to Su Dongpo's reading and poetry. Su Dongpo found out, pushed the window to see, and she climbed over the fence and escaped. Su Dongpo found her home to find out about the situation, and her father told Su Dongpo what his daughter thought. Su Dongpo told him that he would introduce a man named Wang as his husband. Not long after, Su Dongpo was exiled to Hainan Island, and the marriage failed to be introduced. Wen's woman soon died of illness, and her family buried her by the river and the beach. Su Dongpo returned to Huizhou and was disappointed to learn that the woman had died, so he wrote this word. Chen's Collection of Dongpo Ci in Yuan Dynasty and Zhuo's Collection of Ancient and Modern Ci in Ming Dynasty have the same records. The latter also pointed out that Wen Dujian's daughter's name was super high. Li Zhuowu, a famous literary critic, once had the following feelings: Wen Chaochao had a unique vision and knew that Su Dongpo was not a mortal, and no one except Su Dongpo was worthy of himself, so he would rather die than live in the world. Su Dongpo wants to betroth her to a man named Wang Xing. She would rather die than get married. Because, in her heart, there is only Mr. Dongpo, not the Wangs. Some people think that this word is innuendo, there is no woman, it has nothing to do with romance, not an affair. Of course, there are still some people who don't believe the above statement at all, thinking that it's just a general routine of Song lyrics: feeling something in their hearts and chatting to relieve loneliness. Right and wrong, it is difficult to draw a conclusion, and there is no need to draw a conclusion. I think it is certainly not a bad thing that a literary work with a little beautiful legend can enrich the connotation of the work and add some interest to the readers. As a reader who later loved Su Dongpo's poems and sympathized with Su Dongpo's sufferings, he felt a little relieved that a young woman appreciated and adored him when he was wandering around the world. Who stipulates that white-haired beauty can't be soulful and affectionate? If there really is Arwen Chaochao, she is really a pure and beautiful woman, and people can't put it down. Her courage to break through the secular concept and express her love boldly is awe-inspiring; Unfortunately, she died young, which made people feel sad and deeply moved.