Bai Hongkui's poems include "The Brightest Star", "What I Want in Life", "Golden Autumn", "Stars Blooming on the Grass", "If You Like Lark", "The Sound of Music", "The Field of Life and Death" "Sunshine and Stars in a Low Place", "A Splendid Green Satin", "Flying Ants", etc. Here are his works "The Brightest Star" and "Old, Flow Like Still Water" as follows:

1. The Brightest Star

This is the autumn when the Altai aster blooms

This is the densely blooming autumn sun

The warm and bright sunshine flows with the fragrance of the green field and the butterflies on the chrysanthemums dance like a bonfire

At this time, the wolf needles are ripe, and the wild horses are flying across the sky. The sky is getting lighter and greener, getting higher and farther away

Dauli gentian is blooming

The blue sky that has already arrived here

The leek blooms with purple stars

while slowly waving the autumn wind

Sowing it in the sky The grassland and the earth

The Shatala began to sing in the rustling ground one by one

That is its bright sunshine wings falling together

One by one, together with the continuous golden autumn

This is the autumn when the Altai aster or dog's flower is in full bloom

Blinking the blue eyes of the starry sky

Still shining with the brightest white Stars

2. When you are old, it flows like still water

When you get old, it flows like still water

You can’t help but flow

Don’t flow Just a pool of stagnant water

Deadly, just a piece of smelly meat

Bored, just a pile of cold snow

Living like a grave

When you are old, you can look out the window now

See how the snow in March welcomes the melting of spring

Crying and saying goodbye to winter