| To the Tune "Chiang ch'eng tzu" |
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| To the Tune "Shui hsien-tzu" |
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| In Harmony with Kao "The Second" Ch'i's Poem "On Hearing a P'i-p'a Played Next Door" |
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| Inscribed on My Large Landscape Hanging Scroll " Listening to a Waterfall " |
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| Lamenting for My Wife |
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| Spending the Night on the River |
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| For Several Days I Have Not Visited the Garden Pavilion—A Poem Sent to My Pet Crane |
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| On the Cold Food Festival, Entertaining at the Southern Estate — the Guests Were Li Chiu-ho, Ma Nan-yeh, Wei Tung-kao, Li Hu-ch'uan, Huang K'ung-ts'un, Li Lung-t'ang, and Hu Hu-shan |
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| Sandal Mountain |
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| A Buddhist Monk Cut and Burned His Own Flesh to Make The Rains Stop — A Man From His Native Place Asked Me to Write a Poem to Send to Him |
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