This author described "The stone gate of the hollow heaven … revealing a vast realm of azure without bottom," and "the peach blossoms and the flowing waters going off to mysterious dark" when he was asked why he lodged in emerald hills. In addition to writing about the [?] "Eastern Isle of Bliss" in "His Dream of the Skyland" and "Dialogue in the Mountains," the speaker of one of his poems says "I desired my dust to be mingled with yours," and how he wants to see the addressee "If you are coming down through the narrows of the river Kiang." In another work, the title action is done "among the 
This author described "The stone gate of the hollow heaven … revealing a vast realm of azure without bottom," and "the peach blossoms and the flowing waters going off to mysterious dark" when he was asked why he lodged in emerald hills. In addition to writing about the [?] "Eastern Isle of Bliss" in "His Dream of the Skyland" and "Dialogue in the Mountains," the speaker of one of his poems says "I desired my dust to be mingled with yours," and how he wants to see the addressee "If you are coming down through the narrows of the river Kiang." In another work, the title action is done "among the flowers, and without friends." For ten points, name this author that wrote about drinking a jug of wine by the moonlight whose poem "The River Merchant's Wife: A Letter," was translated by Ezra Pound.
This author described "The stone gate of the hollow heaven … revealing a vast realm of azure without bottom," and "the peach blossoms and the flowing waters going off to mysterious dark" when he was asked why he lodged in emerald hills.
{Li Po}