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Following the Rhymes of Bamboo Branch Songs in Response to Yüan Po-chang
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Describing My Feelings While Living in Retirement by the Riverside: Seven Poems to the Tune “Ch'ing-p'ing-yüeh”
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Inkstone Inscription for the Blind Scholar Ho Yung-kuang, An
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A Poem on a Little Pine
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The Well of the King of Wu
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Done playing the lute, but still full of feeling
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The Morning sun climbs the eastern peak
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Tu-lu Poem
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Commiserating with the Poor
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Arriving at Hangchou
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