邵雍留下诗歌《伊川击壤集》,所谓“胸中风雨吼,笔下龙蛇走。散落在人间,三千有余首”。其自序曰:“尧夫吟,天下拙。来无时,去无节。山川,行不彻。如江河,流不竭。如芝兰,香不歇。如箫韶,声不绝。也有花,也有雪,也有风,也有月。又温柔,又峻烈,又风流,又激切” Shao Yong left the poem “Ichikagazu soil set,” the so-called “chest thunder roar, pen and snake go. Scattered in the world, more than 3,000”. The preface said: “Yao Yao Yin, the world clumsy. To no time, to no section. Mountains and rivers, not thorough. Such as rivers, inexhaustible flow, such as Chi Lan, fragrant, such as Xiao Shao, no sound. Flowers, there are snow, but also the wind, there are months. And gentle, and Jun Lie, and Merry, and passionate ”