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300 Tang Sonnets in Hong Kong | Ten Most Famous Tang Sonnets in Hong Kong: From my last update in September 2021, I can introduce you to ten famous and acclaimed poems in Hong Kong history Sonnets of the Tang Dynasty. These sonnets are cherished for their excellence, depth and social importance. Note that tendencies and notoriety may change over time, but these sonnets have a lasting local place.

Li Bai's "Quiet Night Thoughts":

"Thoughts at a Quiet Evening" is a representative work of the famous writer Li Bai, expressing the artist's longing for watching the moon in a quiet night. The evocative and authentically resonant symbolism of this sonnet is beloved by Hong Kong readers.

"Climbing the Stork Peak" by Wang Zhihuan:

Wang Zhihuan's "Up to the Stork" is a wonderful work that depicts the insignificance of human beings in the vastness of nature. The author reached the pinnacle, thinking about the brevity of life and the passing of time, leaving readers with deep reflection and wonder.

Wang Wei's "Sending Yuan to the Emergency Room to Anxi":

In this touching sonnet, Wang Wei bids farewell to his companion Yuan ER and embarks on a journey to Anxi. The chorus is full of companionship and poignancy, conveying the author's sincere emotions when he is separated from his best friend.

Zhang Jiuling's "Good Night Niu Tau Stone":

This haunting sonnet by Zhang Jiuling recalls the verifiable legend and past glories of Niutouyan, a famous landmark of old China. The author's nostalgic feelings and clear descriptions resonated with readers in Hong Kong.

Li Bai's "Climbing the High":

Another masterpiece of Li Bai, "Climbing the High", depicts the magnificent and refreshing experience of ascending to the highest point of a mountain and being intoxicated by nature. The symbolism and sense of freedom of this sonnet make it a first.