03:53

 “Nan Ge Zi - Fragrant Ink Curves in Painting”

04:00

“Waking Thoughts” - This five-character quatrain profoundly reveals the secret to success.

03:38

“Having a Guest” - vividly describes how the Zhou King warmly receives his guests.

03:06

“Traveling Song” - This poem is unique in meaning and carefree in imagery

03:17

“Wave Washing Sands Command · Curtains Outside, Rain Gurgles” - written before the author’s death.

02:42

“Night Return” - 夜归

02:38

“Hidden Farewell”-conveys the poet’s sentimentality towards a love that is close yet feels distant.

02:24

“Early Plum Blossoms”

02:43

“Nanxi Playing with Water, Looking Back at the Plum Blossoms in the Mountain Garden”

02:23

“Unstoppable: The Great Fish”

03:10

“Looking South to Jiangnan: A Carefree Dream”

03:11

“Song of the Zither” - records a scene of listening to the zither at a banquet.

03:32

“Pusaman: Rui Huang Wu Xian Dang Shan E”

02:47

“Traveling Through Huayin”

02:49

 “Miscellaneous Poems of Jihai” - The Fifth Poem - complex emotions of the poet leaving the capital.

02:54

“Ruan Lang Gui · The Willow-Shaded Courtyard Occupies the Scenery”

02:37

“Stars Align in the Deep Night” - 《众星罗列夜明深》

03:17

“Green Skirt · The East Wind and Willow Lane” - This ci poem deeply misses the beloved.

03:15

“Parting with Han Shen at Yunyang Inn” - 《云阳馆与韩绅宿别》

03:33

 “Reply to Zhang Wudi” - invites friend to enjoy the joy of hermitage and fishing in Mountain.

02:53

“Heavy Rain on May 19th” - 《五月十九日大雨》

02:54

 “Drunk in the East Wind: Just Left the Green Water and Blue Mountains” - 《沉醉东风·恰离了绿水青山那答》

03:01

《诉衷情·烛烬香残帘未卷》 - The loneliness of the dancer

03:18

“Returning to the Distant Land: Golden Jadeite” - 归国遥·金翡翠

02:42

“Dawn Walk” - 晓行

03:41

“Calming the Waves: Do Not Listen to the Sound of Rain Through the Forest” - 《定风波·莫听穿林打叶声》

03:01

“Drunk Afterward” - 醉后

03:09

“Endless Yearning · Clouds Layer Upon Layer” - 长相思·云千重

02:52

“Endless Yearning · Endless Yearning” - 长相思·长相思

02:50

“Stepping on the Sedges · Drunken Emotions” 《踏莎行·殢酒情怀》—— 描绘恋爱女子赴约前后的情绪波澜。

03:45

" Dreaming of Jiangnan · The Ashes of Orchid" - A work depicting a traveler’s longing for home.

02:18

“Huanxi Stream·Cuckoo” - A poem that praises the cuckoo bird.

02:30

“Breaking the Banks of the Huanxi Stream·The Wind is Calming at the Five-Li Beach”

02:54

“Jinzi Jing·Night of the Western Wind”

03:06

“Longing for Love·Misty Feefee” -《长相思令·烟霏霏》

03:03

“Journey to the Edge of the Sky” - A poem depicting the plight of people displaced by war.

03:05

“Mu Lan Hua·Jade Tower, Vermilion Pavilion, Gold Locks” - A poem expressing parting sorrow.

02:25

“Mount Wu is High” - A poem of a traveler yearning for home.

02:55

“Nan Xiang Zi·North and South, Short and Long Pavilions”

02:48

“Xiao Yin Zi Ti” - A five-character regular verse, depicting the charm of a reclusive life。

02:46

“Yan Er Mei: Shang Lou Huang Hun Xing Hua Han” - A ci poem blending emotion with scenery.

02:40

“Untitled” - A seven-character quatrain, a profound contemplation on life. 

02:51

“Pouring Out My Heart: In Days Past, Seeking Favor Across Thousand Miles”

02:54

“Encouraging Learning” - Yan Zhenqing’s poem of wisdom. 

03:24

“Meeting Someone Returning to Yuyang at the North of Muling Pass”

02:08

Zhang Jiuling’s “Reply to Lu Li” - A five-character quatrain about profound friendship and wine.

03:17

“To General Guo” - A seven-character regulated verse depicting General Guo’s glory and downfall. 

03:17

“Bu Suan Zi: Autumn Colors Fill the Empty Chamber” - A ci poem filled with longing for a loved one. 

02:28

Wang Anshi’s “The Wife-Watching Rock”

02:47

“Su Zhong Qing: Orioles’ Song” - A deep ci poem expressing a woman’s longing for her absent husband.

02:57

“Yi Luo Suo: Beyond Painted Mountains” - A poignant ci poem expressing longing. 

03:20

“The Second of the Two Poems on the Female Crown”

03:17

“Ru Meng Ling: Often Remembering the Creek Pavilion at Dusk” by Li Qingzhao

03:22

“Suo Si” by Du Fu - A seven-character regulated verse poem.

02:40

“Bai Yun Quan” by Bai Juyi - A seven-character quatrain poem.

02:31

“Chong Bie Zhou Shang Shu Er Shou: Qi Yi” by Yu Xin - A parting poem in five-character quatrains.

02:33

“Que Ta Zhi: Liu Qu Lan Gan Wei Bi Shu” by Yan Shu

02:46

“Chu Kuang Jie Yu Ge” - A treasured folk song, the precursor to Chu poetry.

03:06

“Ta Suo Xing: Xiao Jing Hong Xi” by Yan Shu - A work that captures the melancholy of late spring.

02:49

“The Millet Seedlings” - A refined piece of four-character poetry