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Here is a famous Chinese poem written by the best poet Li Bai in the Tang Dynasty. He's so famous and popular that every Chinese child can recite his romantic poem, and every family has a copy of his poetry as same as that of Whitman and Frost in American literary.
The Moon Over the Eyebrow Mountain
The crescent moon looks like old autumn golden brow.
Its deep reflection flows with limpid water blue.
I'll leave the town on clear stream for Three Gorges.
Moon, how I miss you when you are out of my view.
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