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There are many weeds and flowers beside Liuyuxi Suzaku Bridge in Wuyi Lane, and the sunset at the entrance of Wuyi Lane is oblique. Swallows under the eaves of Wang Dao and Xie An have now flown into the homes of ordinary people. [Edit this paragraph] The author biographies Liu Yuxi (772-842), a native of Shaoxing, Zhejiang, and a descendant of Xiongnu. In his later years, he served as a guest of honor for the Prince, and was known as "Liu Ke" in the world. Together with Li Bai, he participated in the short-term political reform during the Yongzheng period of the Tang Dynasty, and as a result, he was relegated to Yuan Jun County and survived tenaciously. When I returned to Luoyang in my later years, I still had the heroic spirit of "Ma Si changed grass and punched". His poems are refined and subtle, and they can often express a deep understanding of life or history in fresh language, so they are highly praised by Bai Juyi and known as "poets". When he was far away in Hunan and Sichuan, he came into contact with the lives of ethnic minorities and was influenced by some local folk songs. He wrote poems imitating folk songs, such as Picking Ling Xing, and left a folk picture of "Silver cymbals and gold hairpin carrying water, long knives and short hats burning her" to future generations. As for "sunrise in the east and rain in the west, the road is sunny", it is an authentic folk song flavor. When he co-wrote Ci of Spring with Bai Juyi, he noted that "this is a sentence written according to the tune of Nian Nujiao", which is the earliest record of lyrics written according to the tune in the history of China literature.