What poems describe "reeds on boats by the river"?

Three images in the Riverside Boat Reed are all in the same poem:

* Jiangcun night scene

Dai Fugu

The sunshine on the river head is flat and the beach of the fishing boat pavilion is inclined when the tide recedes.

Bai Niao stood by the water and watched people start to walk into the reed flowers.

* Qingxi guest song

Wang chongliang

The wild king plays with his hand, and there is a continuous festival outside the door.

Show your eyebrows and smile in purple beard and autumn, with Curtin Moon in your sleeve.

Yin Shan's master carried Sesshū Tōyō, and the tent was tied to Qingxitou.

I don't know much about ear fever all my life. Do you want to stay in the clouds?

In the west wind, the reeds don't move and the seagulls fly.

Horseshoe still enters the green hills, and willow tips soak in the moon like water.

Only the image of the river:

The stars are down from the open space, and the moon is running towards the upper reaches of the river. -Du Fu's One Night Abroad?

* Tianmen interrupted the opening of the Chu River, and Higashi Shimizu came back here. -"Looking at Tianmen Mountain" by Li Bai?

* Say goodbye to Baidi Caiyun and return to Jiangling one day. -Li Bai's "Early Send Baidicheng"?

Only the image of the ship:

* Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City, the bell rang at midnight to the passenger ship. -Zhang Ji's Maple Leaf? Night parking on the bridge

* "The water falls on the grass and rocks the island, and the boat is closed in the rain." Wang Anshi's Ship Passing Chang Temple

* "Come here with the teacher, when will the moon sail?" Wei Zhuang's "Sending Japanese Monks to Respect the Dragon"

Reed image only:

* The dream soul is empty on the shore, with reeds in the misty water. -Don't Be Friends by Huang Tao

Reed autumn songs, stone bridge full moon, but the rice is full, so it becomes immortal. -Fang Yue's In the Mountains

* In autumn, reeds are rustling cold, and egrets fly on the front beach. -There was a light "Chen Xiong, a gift of painting mountains and rivers"

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