Kaifeng poetry

Chai in the Northern Song Dynasty has two famous sentences to describe Bianjing:

It used to be difficult to see the sea, but except Liangyuan, it has always been a village.

Liangyuan is idle in clear autumn and daytime, and I occasionally find a name to buckle my Zen certificate. Thousands of feet climbed the fence by himself. I have seen my soul drift to the north que, and I have turned from feather to dust. There are many seasons when the sky is pitching, and the wind is cold.

The tower stands in the corner of the city, and Pingchuan feels even more lonely. Climbing high and looking far, the setting sun reflects the East Lake. The wind hangs the curtain, and the clouds cover the beads. When you hide your relics, glory shoots at nothingness.

During his tenure as governor of Henan from 1430 to 1447, Yu Qian, a politician in the Ming Dynasty, wrote another version of the Eight Scenes General Program, named "The Eight Scenes General Program":

The wind blew me to Zhongzhou, and time passed in the spring and autumn. Min 'an Five Blessingg's official business is simple, and the scenery is currently searched by ghosts. It would be nice to spend four o'clock in Liangyuan, and the hills reflect grass in the sunset. The river is choppy, setting off thunderous waves. The Sui Dyke is full of smoke and willows, and the iron tower is empty in thousands of feet. It makes people feel past and present. It seems that painting is really interesting. I am drunk and write long sentences. Poetry falls to the sky, and the wind returns with sleeves.

Zhang Shuzai's poem "Snow Ji in Liangyuan" wrote:

Zou Mei once gave Jane a vague concept when she watched the snow flying in Liangyuan. It's just that now Xu Rui is hanging high and the sleeves are covered with grass.

Anonymous poem "Snow Ji in Liangyuan" said:

The new snow in the rabbit garden has swept away the dust in Yingzhou. Yushu Qionglin is 300 miles long, with strange flowers and a spring of grass. The marten Qiu is drunk in spring, and the iron horse general often goes hunting. Seeing that Xiang Ru can make a gift, Wang Men granted Jane the right to spend money.