The Tang Dynasty Poetry of Shangyuan Shangyuan

Li Shimin: Changhe always carries a golden saddle, and moves the jade chariot to the forest.

Li Longji: The sun sets dimly towards the mountains, and the evening birds noisily enter the forest.

Li Ang: Spring grass grows on the chariot road, and flowers bloom in the forest.

King Luo Bin: The plum blossoms are early in Shangyuan and the willows are new in Yugou.

Du Shenyan: There are only a few flowers in Shanglin Garden, and new leaves in front of Xiliu Camp.

Li Bai: "The new orioles are flying around the forest garden, and they are willing to enter the Xiaoshao mixed with the phoenix and sheng."

Meng Haoran: The bamboos are all around the Wei River, and the mountains are connected to the garden.

Wang Wei: Luan Yu walked out of Qianmen Liu, and looked back at Shangyuan flowers from the pavilion road.

Han Hong: You can see the shadow of the trees outside the palace while climbing the mountain, and hear the sound of the bells in Shangyuan over the snow.

Du Yi: Recalling Chang'an, in March, the garden was full of flowers and branches.

Zhang said: The villa is full of flowers in the east of Shangyuan, and the flying flowers are dancing in the imperial banquet red.

Yuan Chun: There are trees in the rain in Shangyuan, ending at the rear peak of Ji Nan.

Xue Feng: The poor road is stuck in mud every day, but Shangyuan has good things every year.

Li Shen: The spring breeze brings peaches and plums to bloom in the garden, and the imperial edict allows you to see the flowers in the imperial garden.

Gu Kuang: Changle Palace is connected to Yuanchun, and there are new songs in the Royal Tower and Golden Palace.