I have been used to wandering in the rivers and seas for half my life, and now I have encountered this state. Worrying about the country is fortunate to be ripe every year, and the township head hates the thick mountains in the evening.
It keeps raining, and there are storms all over Bai Ou. Put the glass in sadness to keep things alone, and when to persuade my brother to pay.
The author introduces:
Zhang Fu, whose real name is Guan, was transferred from Guan, Yizu Jushi and Raozhou Poyang (now Poyang, Jiangxi).
In his early years, he took part in the imperial examinations, and later he wrote poems among scholars, singing with Han Yuanji, Lu You and Zhang Xiaoxiang.
On August 28th, the second year of Lu You's arrival in Shu (1 166), there were notes about his time, such as "the scholar climbed the stone pavilion and visited the Yellow Crane Tower" and "reunited with the crown and traveled to the fairy cave in Hanyangmen".
Zhang Fu's poems were photocopied according to Wen's "Four Books Collection" and proofread by the version of "yu zhang Series" published by Hu Sijing. Poems outside the new collection are attached to the end of the volume.