Fisherman's Songs is the name of a Chinese poem, with Zhang Zhihe's "Fisherman's Songs - White Heron Flying in front of Xisai Mountain" as the main form, with twenty-seven words in monotone and five lines of four flat rhymes, and other variants such as twenty-seven words in monotone and five lines of three flat rhymes, and fifty words in double-tone, with each of the front and back sections having six lines and four oblique rhymes.

The full lyrics are: white herons fly in front of Xisai Mountain, peach blossom water Mandarin fish fat. Green Ruo hat, green straw raincoat, the wind and rain do not have to return.

This word in the beautiful water country scenery and idealization of the fisherman's life, sent the author's love of freedom, love of nature, reflecting the author's artistic craftsmanship, but also reflects his far-reaching, tranquil, leisurely and secular interest.