The poetry of Li Bai and Qiu Ge in the second volume of the fifth grade.

The poem in "Song of Autumn Pu" that makes us feel that the workers are bold and unrestrained from the heart is: On a moonlit night, the song moves in cold Sichuan. Qiu Pu Hogg Zhao Tiandi is the fourteenth poem in a series of poems by Li Bai, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem is a positive work in praise of smelting workers. The poet, full of passion, sang an ode for the workers, which is even more rare in the voluminous classical poems. The whole poem shows a magnificent autumn night map. In the poet's pen, light, heat, sound and color are intertwined, and light and shade, cold and heat, and movement set each other off, vividly showing the fiery labor scene and vividly shaping the image of ancient smelting workers. It is indeed an artistic treasure that radiates extraordinary splendour in the treasure house of ancient poetry. The fire of autumn songs shines all over the world, and the red star is purple. On the night of the moon, copper smelters sang, and their songs resounded through the cold valley.