If the moonlight shines for three minutes on earth, Yangzhou has two helplessness.
This poem comes from the memory of Yangzhou written by Xu Ning, a poet in Tang Dynasty.
Yi Yangzhou
Little Niang's face is thin and tears are hard to win, and peach leaves are easy to grieve.
The glory of the land is three points, lovely Yangzhou, and you actually accounted for two points.
Extended data:
Xu Ning, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was born and died in Zhou Mu, Zhejiang. The year of birth and death is unknown, which is equivalent to Zhang You, slightly later than Bai Juyi and Yuan Zhen. Yuan Hejian (806-820) has poems. In the Ming Dynasty, Yang Ji's Mei 'an Collection, Volume 5, Long and Short Sentences, presented a poem: "Li Baixiong's wonderful poems are immortal with Xu Ning."
There are 102 poems by Xu, including 96 five-character quatrains, including 16 five-character quatrains and 80 seven-character quatrains, which are also works by everyone. Xu Ning mentioned three poems by Peony. The first one is hard to see and is highly praised by later generations. Representative works include "Recalling Yangzhou" and "Rewarding Yuan Xiang Gong Shang Yuan".
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-recalling Yangzhou