“Elder Master Jiang Chunyu from Jiaxing Painted Peony Flowers with the Juice of Yangmei He Picked, and Asked Me to Write Verses on His Painting” (Yuan Mei), 177–178

“Eulogy on Painted Horses” (Du Fu), 79

“Grapes” (Jin Nong), 176–177

“Gu Kaizhi’s Picture of the Autumn River and Sunny Bluffs” (Huang Gongwang), 148–149

“Han Gan’s Fourteen Horses” (Su Shi), 268–269

“Having a Picture of Mulian Flowers Painted and Sent to Undersecretary Yuan” (Bai Juyi), 64

“Having Resigned Office to Return Home, I Painted Bamboo in Farewell to the Gentry, Scholars, and Folks of Wei County” (Zheng Xie), 297

“I Once Wrote a Quatrain About a Snow Scene That Was Intoned by Others. Duan, the Prince’s Admonisher, Who Was Good at Depicting Things Minute and Subtle With a Small Brush, Casually Painted the Scene. Therefore I Thank Him With This Poem” (Zheng Gu), 75

“In My Night Dream I Was Viewing Paintings With Several Guests. There Were Eight Pictures of the Longqiu [Waterfall], Which Were Uniquely Fantastic. My Guests Asked Me to Write Poems About Them, but I Woke Up After Writing Several Dozen Characters, and Was Unable to Recall [What I Had Written]. The Following Morning, I Finished [My Poems], as if Following My Dream Thoughts” (Lu You), 92–94

“In Reply to Bai Hangzhou for Sending MePicture of Ascending the City Tower and Looking Afar” (Zhang Ji), 23

“Introduction to Picture of Old Du at Huanhua Creek” (Huang Tingjian), 117–119

“Li Boshi’s Small Portrait of Li Taibai Riding in a Boat” (Pan Boxiu), 319–320

“Looking Afar at the Rare Scenery From the Riverside Tower, Composing a Piece to Send to Zhang Ji, Head of the Water Resources Department” (Bai Juyi), 22

“Looking Afar From the City of Jinling in the Evening” (Gao Chan), 77

“Looking for a Subject from the Paintings in the Hall, and Getting Du Zimei [as a Subject]” (Ouyang Xiu), 113