Tuuranod/aetngemuue ph. s. 2467, an anonymous Chinese poem in four lines with each line having seven characters. The poem was probably composed between 712 and 694 AD. It was first recorded in 1269 by Li Yu in his Shiji, which means "History of the Song Dynasty". He described it as a "famous poem", and said that it was written by someone who lived in the south of China called "Turan" (or "T'urang"). The poem is about a princess who wants to marry but can't because there's something wrong with her father's kingdom. So she goes to live with her uncle who tells her that there's another country where women are allowed to marry whoever they want. So she travels over land and sea to this new country where she finds her husband who turns out to be the king of this new country. They have two children who become stars in their own right - one is named Xinghua who becomes a sun while the other is named Yuanhao who becomes a moon. As you can see, this poem is very old - almost 1000 years old.