A pot of wine, a sword, a poem, and a lifetime of love. Li Bai was not only a poet who could draw mountains and rivers with his pen and express his heartfelt feelings, but also a first-class master with a sword that was astonishing and unparalleled in the world. When he was lying drunk in Chang'an, he wrote hundreds of poems for beauties; while wielding a sword across the world, he was often involved in troubles due to his chivalry. The obsession of children in the Jianghu, the undercurrent of intrigues in the court, and the confrontation between good and evil are all intertwined in his sword shadows and lines of poetry. Let's see how this passionate swordsman uses poetry as a boat and sword as a horse, and writes a legend that spans the rivers and lakes between pleasure, hatred and tenderness.
