What are some of the old poems that describe innovation?

Ancient poems that express the idea of "creating the future through innovation":

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2. The trees of the three autumns are simplified, and the flowers of the Februarys are new and different. --Zheng Banqiao

3. The heart of a man has not yet died of the desire to innovate, and the gray hair is still disabled and seeks to be the glory. --Su Buqing

4. The waves of the Yangtze River push forward the waves of the past, and the newcomers in the world catch up with the old. --Liu Axe

5, full of vitality into the Jun, the sky workers skillful day to day to fight for new. --Zhao Yi

Appreciation:

"Thousands of sails pass by the side of a sinking boat, and ten thousand trees spring in front of a sick tree." It is from the poem "Gift for Le Tian's First Encounter with Yangzhou" by Liu Yuxi of the Middle Tang Dynasty. As you can see from the title, this is a poem of reward.

That is, it is a reward for Bai Juyi's "Drunken Gift to Envoy Liu XXVIII", which was given to the author. In the poem, Bai Juyi was overwhelmed with emotion about Liu Yuxi's sufferings, especially in the last two lines: "I also know that I have been broken by the fame of my talent, and I have been broken too much in twenty-three years." On the one hand, he sighs at Liu Yuxi's unfortunate fate, and on the other hand, he praises Liu Yuxi's talent and fame, expressing his deep care and sympathy, as well as extreme regret.