There is a poem in my daughter's textbook, which is very wonderful. This poem is written like this

Two or three miles a trip,

There are four or five smoke villages.

There are six or seven pavilions,

Eighty or ninety flowers.

This is a strange poem written with ten numbers in succession.

Who wrote this?

let me check. Oh, my God, that's great.

The author is a science student, Shao Yong, a famous mathematician and philosopher in Song Dynasty.

This little poem, with only four short sentences and all ten numbers, is hazy and full of charm. It is a masterpiece describing the pastoral scenery of mountain villages, and it has written charming spring scenery in a few strokes.

For thousands of years, digital poetry, who has been highly respected, has never surpassed this poem.