In He Zhizhang's eyes, Li Bai is the "immortal"; in Du Fu's writings, Li Bai is the "drinking immortal". He is also a bright and handsome Hanlin scholar, a chivalrous friend, a Taoist priest who abandoned the city to learn immortality... He is a mysterious existence. His life experience and family, the meeting of his monarchs and ministers, and his death and ascension are all wrapped up in layers of mystery and full of doubts. Mr. An Qi carefully reviewed this and narrated the extraordinary life of the "Poetry Immortal" in an affectionate style. She has an extremely keen sense of words. Her writing style is both steady and clear, as natural, transparent and textured as jade. Her words seem to allow us to directly feel the poet's breath, so much so that when we see the poet's domineering crown, she ties our hearts to Li Bai's and makes us beat with Li Bai's emotions.
Reader comments
Are some plots deleted compared to the old version? I remember that in the old version, Li Bai and his boy climbed some temple or mountain. That place could project the image of the two people in the distance, similar to a mirage, and there was a circle of golden light around them. From a distance, the two people seemed to be watching their future appearance as immortals, and they were very excited. This plot perfectly describes Li Bai's self-confidence that he had not suffered any setbacks and his bright prospects for the future. Haishun also wrote about the hopes of a group of Li Bai's relatives and friends, represented by Tongzi, for Li Bai's success. Whenever I see Li Bai's subsequent ending, I often think of this scene and Li Bai's high-spiritedness back then. Comparing the two can't help but sigh.
Excellent literary talent, great book!
Good! Been to Daqingshan in Dangtu County! Thumbs up to the author!
Are some plots deleted compared to the old version? I remember that in the old version, Li Bai and his boy climbed some temple or mountain. That place could project the image of the two people in the distance, similar to a mirage, and there was a circle of golden light around them. From a distance, the two people seemed to be watching their future appearance as immortals, and they were very excited. This plot perfectly describes Li Bai's self-confidence that he had not suffered any setbacks and his bright prospects for the future. Haishun also wrote about the hopes of a group of Li Bai's relatives and friends, represented by Tongzi, for Li Bai's success. Whenever I see Li Bai's subsequent ending, I often think of this scene and Li Bai's high-spiritedness back then. Comparing the two can't help but sigh.
Excellent literary talent, great book!
Good! Been to Daqingshan in Dangtu County! Thumbs up to the author!