The simplest poem should not be the common one, but it should be uncommon and simple. For example, the poem is like this: Falling flowers are better, and they turn upside down when they are drunk.

In the past, willows were planted in Hannan. Today, I see the river falling down and melancholy.

——Yu Xin's "Ode to the Dead Tree"

What's going on in the mountains? Songhua makes wine, and spring water makes tea.

—— Zhang Kejiu’s "The Full Moon: Calligraphy in the Mountains"

Dream into the Yanshui Road in the south of the Yangtze River, travel all the way to the south of the Yangtze River, and never meet anyone else

—— Yan Jidao's "Butterflies in Love with Flowers"

Every year, I send off the passers-by and break all the willows on the roadside in the border town.

——Ming Dynasty Guo Deng

Whoever pities a shadow will miss each other through thousands of clouds.

——Du Fu's "Lone Wild Goose"

Zi Gui cries, it is better to return, the way is that people who return in spring have not returned

——Guan Hanqing