literary pseudonym of the Song Dynasty poet Su Shi, adopted while he lived and farmed at Dongpo during his exile

(bound form) literary self-appellation of the Song Dynasty scholar-official [[欧阳修|歐陽修|ou1 yang2 xiu1]]; the name refers to his six possessions: ten thousand books, one thousand antique inscriptions, one zither, one set of chess, one jug of wine, and one old man (himself)

Poetry talks by the Hermit Liuyi, a classic work of literary criticism by the Song Dynasty scholar Ouyang Xiu

Pseudonym of [[李白|李白|li3 bai2]], the most famous poet of the Tang Dynasty; often referred to as the "Poet Immortal"

The literary pseudonym of the Tang Dynasty poet [[白居易|白居易|bai2 ju1 yi4]], given because he built a stone house on Xiangshan (Fragrant Hill) near Luoyang.