How Can We Be the People of Penghao: a Biography of Poems by Li Bai

After reading this book, I remembered a sentence I had read before, a description of Li Bai, "A white-robed immortal covered with scars." I am very glad that we have Li Bai, and we also have Li Bai in our hearts. Li Bai's ups and downs. If you are poor, you live far away from the rivers and lakes, worrying about your king, watching the mountain breeze, tasting the light wine, watching the clouds and leaves and flowers; if you are rich, you live high in the temple, worrying about the people, wearing a ring around your waist, wearing rich clothes, and climbing to the Red Tower. Li Bai, you are a banished immortal, and you are the soul of the bright moon. Tang Bohu said, "Li Bai has passed away as an immortal, how long will the moon be in the sky?" I will stop drinking and ask!

Although Li Bai may not have realized his lofty ideal of serving the country loyally in this life, his life was full of ups and downs, miserable and desolate. But I think he is still who he is. He has not lost his innocent heart and is still very clean and unrestrained in his heart. I hope I can be like him and be a person who never forgets his original intention.

This book is super good-looking. It tells about Li Bai's life experience. You let me know the circumstances under which Li Bai wrote these poems. This book is equivalent to introducing Li Bai's writing background. Those who want to understand Li Bai's poems can come here to read it and understand Li Bai's writing background.

This book narrates Li Bai's life in vivid words, making me seem to see the unrestrained and unrestrained poet. Just like me, I have a friend who is talented, passionate, and pursuing his dreams. The author's writing style is smooth and the description is delicate, which made me feel the flourishing style of the Tang Dynasty during the reading process. Moreover, some of the plots in the book reminded me of my own relatives and friends who also encountered setbacks in life but still persevered. This book is not only a biography, but also a spiritual dialogue with Li Bai, which made me think more deeply about life.

Banish the immortal. This book briefly introduces Li Bai's life. He is bold, free and unrestrained. Although his ambitions were not fulfilled and his life was full of ups and downs, he still never forgot his original intention. People who are too talented generally have less sensitive political sense. Li Bai's character was destined not to fit into this chaotic officialdom.

Yu Guangzhong: "The wine went into the intestines, seven parts turned into moonlight, the remaining three parts roared into sword energy, and half of the prosperous Tang Dynasty was transformed into the embroidered mouth."