There are seven words beginning with "An" in this poem.

Yuan Zhen's Twenty Birds (Geng Yin): An Zhi is not a tongue-rolling star, but a knife.

Liu Yuxi's Song of the Thai Mother: An Zhi's ostriches are flying in the corner, and lonely travelers' souls can't go back.

Huang Tingjian's "After the Cliff Monument": An Zhizhongchen is bitter to the bone marrow, but on earth, he appreciates Qiong Ju's words.

Du Fu's "The drunkard's intention is not wine, but the gentleman treats each other with wine": An Zhi must follow the wind, and Zhu Han also sprays jade.

Zhao Wei's "Xi Feng is a Sacrifice to the Divine Doctor": It is better to slaughter the valley, and once shed tears for Qing Ping.

Yuan Zhen's Four-year Banquet of Zheng Looking at the Haige Pavilion in September, Second Using the Old Rhyme: Forty is empty and rich, and Zhu Xi is bound by his modesty.

Gao Shi's Song of Miscellaneous Songs. Two poems that are hard to go: An Zhi is a haggard scholar, and he stays in a virtual platform at dusk to feel sorry for himself.

Lu Guimeng's Buy Wine: Knowing that the West Sea is lonely, the shovel is not hungry.

Xu Ning's "Hechuan Assistant Minister Goushan Fairy Temple": An Zhi's farewell is not the voice of a lonely crane.

Li Yi's Thin Article: I know that I have an uneven color and want to fall into the world of mortals during the day.