[The youth version of Li Bai's biography, like Li Bai, escape from mental internal friction and seize every happy moment!
A youth version of the biography of Li Bai, created by the young talent Chen Wuyun, reproduces the extremely romantic and legendary life of the poet Li Bai through seven chapters: Boy in Shu, Wandering with a Sword, Chang'an Banished Immortal, Xiaoao Jianghu, Anshi Rebellion, Mu Cong Yong Wang, and the Banished Immortal's Fall, and conveys his attitude of enjoying life in time.
Among the poets who shined in the same period, only Li Bai was the undisputed representative of the flourishing Tang Dynasty. Unlike Wang Wei and Meng Haoran who cling to the past, unlike Gao Shi and Cen Shen who worry about the future, he does not spend his later years in bitterness and hatred like Du Fu. Whether he was not recognized for his talents in the early days and was not reused, or was imprisoned for being implicated in the Anshi Rebellion in the later years, he refused to fall into excessive mental internal friction. Because he knows that only by living every day with all his strength and seizing every happy moment can he get rid of the fetters of the past and the worries of the future, complete reconciliation with himself, and keep life as fresh as before.
Reader comments
The writing is good, but the middle and back parts are a little off and a bit lagging.
The writing is good, but the middle and back parts are a little off and a bit lagging.
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