Romantic poems about wind chimes include:
1. What words are said on the wind chime tower, which should make passers-by feel sad when appreciating guests. ——From "Revisiting Jiangshan" by Li Liuqian
2. Wind chimes don't need to be spoken in the eaves, I am familiar with the extraordinary realm. ——From Zhang Run's "A Story in the Mountain Hall on the Day After the Spring Equinox"
3. The wind chimes confuse the monks' words, and the frost bark is due to the ape's cry. ——From "Autumn Stay in Qinglong Zen Pavilion" by Li Dong of the Tang Dynasty
4. When you open your mouth, you can also close it. The wind chimes ring and the valley calls. ——From Shi Zhengjue's "Zen Man Binghua Master's Portrait Asking for Compliments"
5. The treasure pavilion is solemn and golden, and the wind chimes ring in the jade dingdong. ——From "Twenty-three Poems on Xianjiyan·Jingge" by Anonymous
6. Since ancient times, there is no need to ask about the rise and fall, just listen to the wind chimes and the banners. ——From Mei Yaochen's "He Zhang Minchao visited Jianlong Temple for the second time and used writing to test the rhyme of his pen"
7. The wind chimes are whispering, and there is no cloud in the afternoon pagoda. ——From "Yuquan Mountain Tongjiang" by Qian Zhongshu in the contemporary era
8. On the top of Zixiao Peak is the golden pagoda, and the sound of wind chimes makes the sky loud. ——From Shi Zhengjue's "Sent to Yunqiyuan to compose verses and live in Shanchen for Zen"
9. If the wind chime does not ring, my heart will respond, and once it returns to normal light, it will never return. ——From "Ode to the Thirty-Six Ancestors" by Shi Yinsu
10. The stone beam lies in the autumn sky, and the wind chimes are used as eaves.
——From "You Nanming Mountain" by Tang Yanqian of the Tang Dynasty