Who can talk about the farewell poems of Shang Dynasty?

There were no such poems in Shang Dynasty, and most of them were reflected in Shangshu and Shijing. Today, we can see five Shang Dynasty carols included in The Book of Songs, namely Na, Ancestors, Xuanniao, Long Hair and Yanwu.

For representative works of farewell poems, please refer to:

Liu Changqing: Farewell to Wang Nanzheng, master, Langzhong and Jizhou.

Quit Du and go to Shu to take up his post.

Wang Wei: Send two envoys to Anxi to bid farewell, and in the mountains to bid farewell (send Shen Zifu to Jiangdong).

Wang Changling: I broke up with Xin Jian at Furong Inn.

Li Bai: For Wang Lun, the Yellow Crane Tower bid farewell to Meng Haoran on the way to Yangzhou, the Jingmen Ferry bid farewell to friends, and Uncle Yun of Xiejilou in Xuanzhou bid farewell to the school book. I heard that Wang Changling left a dragon mark to send this letter from afar, which was very embarrassing.

A song "Snow White" sent Tian Shuji Wu home.

Bai Juyi: Fu De Gu bid farewell, and Qing Men Liu.

Normal University: Don't move up.

Luo: Goodbye Xiao Shui.

Zheng Gu: Farewell to friends in Huaishang.