In Abbot Zan's Room," while notable works from his seventh period include "Traveling Again" and "Two Golden Orioles Sing in the Green Willow."
This writer claimed that "[his] heart [was] in a world of crystal in water" "In Abbot Zan's Room," while notable works from his seventh period include "Traveling Again" and "Two Golden Orioles Sing in the Green Willow." Known for his mastery of lu-shih, this author wondered at the irony of life in "Many People Come to Visit and Bring Wine After I Fell Off My Horse." He is probably best known for his "Song of the Wagons," from his first period, and for the Autumn Meditations of his second-to-last. For ten points, name this high T'ang poet; an arch-Confucian and friend of Li Po.
This writer claimed that "[his] heart [was] in a world of crystal in water" "
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