Morning Meal at Qi's Inn, Songyuan
- Poetry of Yang Wanli

Composed during the Chunxi era of the Southern Song Dynasty. In the late 12th century, amidst fluctuations in his official career and inner turmoil, Yang Wanli often traveled through Jiangxi and Hunan provinces. During his journeys, he frequently incorporated observations and reflections from hiking, crossing rivers, and lodging into his poetry. This work, "Passing Songyuan, Morning Meal at Qi's Inn," was written during his travels through Songyuan (present-day Anren, Jiangxi), capturing impressions from a chance encounter with a mountain inn. Through depicting the arduous and winding mountain paths, the poet conveys profound insights on the human condition: worldly affairs are like climbing mountains—whether ascending or descending, difficulties and obstacles never truly disappear.