This book is comprehensively introduced, annotated, and appreciated by teacher Zhang Yinan, who is highly sought after by Peking University students. The opening chapter is a biography of Li Bai as an introduction. Let you understand the poetry and the warmth behind the poetry through the poet's story. One hundred and fifty of the poet's best works handed down from generation to generation are selected and sorted based on the chronology of his life. Each poem is supplemented by a brief analysis and annotation, and rare words have phonetic notation. The combination of biographical introduction and brief analysis of poetry helps readers better understand the poetry and the poet's life.
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What is Li Bai? It is fine wine, it is unrestrained, it is frivolity, it is drunkenness alone; it is jade sword, it is chivalry, it is carefree, it is heroic ambition; it is scrolls of paper, it is Chang'an, it is moonlit night, it is dream pen blooming flowers: it is uninhibited, it is drunkenness, it is banished to immortals, it is high-spirited; it is half of the splendid Tang Dynasty, but in fact, it is the graceful young man in our hearts who has never aged. The ink writing is clear and graceful, and the spring breeze makes the jade sword drive the horse wildly. After drinking the wine happily, I went back and drunk Luoyang with a green lotus.
Because of Li Bai, I fell in love with the prosperous Tang Dynasty; because of Li Bai, I regretted the decline of the Tang Dynasty. He is a banished immortal, because when he recalled He Zhizhang, he said that He Zhizhang "called me a banished immortal when we met in Chang'an"; he was a wine-dwelling immortal, because Du Fu said, "The emperor couldn't get on the ship after calling him, so he claimed that I was a wine-dwelling immortal." The fairyland he writes is more beautiful than ancient mythology; there is a sharp contrast between heaven and earth, ideals and reality.
Later generations said that he died drunkenly fishing for the moon, which is a memorial to him - maybe the immortal poet who never got drunk after drinking the thousand and one cups, his earthly fate was over and he became a real immortal.
"It's hard to stay in the Xianyao Palace after being banished, so I go to the mortal world to fight for wine in a red mansion."
The author vividly and objectively introduces the life of "Poetry Immortal" Li Bai. 1. The language is accurate and vivid, and the wording is neither enigmatic nor straightforward, so that readers can better understand Li Bai's deeds.
2. Classify the poems written by Li Bai according to his life stages so that readers can understand them at a glance.
3. I like it very much💕
The emperor couldn't get on the boat because he was a wine-drinking immortal.
What is Li Bai? It is fine wine, it is unrestrained, it is frivolity, it is drunkenness alone; it is jade sword, it is chivalry, it is carefree, it is heroic ambition; it is scrolls of paper, it is Chang'an, it is moonlit night, it is dream pen blooming flowers: it is uninhibited, it is drunkenness, it is banished to immortals, it is high-spirited; it is half of the splendid Tang Dynasty, but in fact, it is the graceful young man in our hearts who has never aged. The ink writing is clear and graceful, and the spring breeze makes the jade sword drive the horse wildly. After drinking the wine happily, I went back and drunk Luoyang with a green lotus. Because of Li Bai, I fell in love with the prosperous Tang Dynasty; because of Li Bai, I regretted the decline of the Tang Dynasty. He is a banished immortal, because when he recalled He Zhizhang, he said that He Zhizhang "called me a banished immortal when we met in Chang'an"; he was a wine-dwelling immortal, because Du Fu said, "The emperor couldn't get on the ship after calling him, so he claimed that I was a wine-dwelling immortal." The fairyland he writes is more beautiful than ancient mythology; there is a sharp contrast between heaven and earth, ideals and reality. Later generations said that he died drunkenly fishing for the moon, which is a memorial to him - maybe the immortal poet who never got drunk after drinking the thousand and one cups, his earthly fate was over and he became a real immortal. "It's hard to stay in the Xianyao Palace after being banished, so I go to the mortal world to fight for wine in a red mansion."
The author vividly and objectively introduces the life of "Poetry Immortal" Li Bai. 1. The language is accurate and vivid, and the wording is neither enigmatic nor straightforward, so that readers can better understand Li Bai's deeds. 2. Classify the poems written by Li Bai according to his life stages so that readers can understand them at a glance. 3. I like it very much💕
The emperor couldn't get on the boat because he was a wine-drinking immortal.