Poems by Pi Yuexiu, a poet in Tang Dynasty, to marry his daughter.

Pi Rixiu's Two Poems of Yuanyang

Double silk is new, and branches are home. Cuilang has the same picture for thousands of times.

Jade sand has thousands of habitat marks. Don't hate beauty, love and righteousness, young and promising.

I should miss flying alone for one night, the reeds are bleak, and it is rainy at dusk.

Carving takes a lot of time, and maiko's clothes are embroidered. I don't come to Zhu Xiang every day.

Sometimes in Mirror Lake. Smoke * * * blows banana rain, and fine waves swim with the wind.

Ying Xiao's parrot companion is kept in a golden cage every year.