Author: Bai Juyi Dynasty: Tang Style: Seven Laws
Far away, I heard that there will be a tea mountain, a night, pearls, green songs and a clock, all around me.
The plate is divided into two state boundaries, and the lights cooperate with each other.
Green moths should strive for wonderful dancing, and purple bamboo shoots should taste different.
Sigh when the flowers bloom, under the north window, Pu yellow wine is so sick.
Among ancient Shanxi poets, Bai Juyi is the most famous. He is another great poet after Li Bai and Du Fu in the Tang Dynasty, and he is also known as the three great poets in the Tang Dynasty with Li Du.
Bai Juyi's poems can be divided into four categories: satirical poems, leisurely poems, sentimental poems and miscellaneous poems, all of which are well written. "I heard this poem at night about the banquet in Chashan Pavilion in Cuihuzhou, Changzhou, Jia" is a famous sentence that people often recite, describing the scene of the two county satraps having a banquet in the pavilion. It is also a masterpiece in Bai Juyi's leisurely poems.