The allusion of Li Bai and Tao Hong originated from the Book of Songs, which is one of the oldest poems in ancient China. In the Book of Songs, the phrase "libai, peach and red" is usually used to describe the scene of all things growing in spring, especially the fragrance and color of flowers, and has become an important representative vocabulary to describe spring. The significance of Libai peach red lies not only in the description of the color of flowers, but more importantly in the vitality and aesthetic value it contains. In ancient poems describing spring, Li Bai and Taohong often appear after the description of spring as ethereal and silent, symbolizing the vitality of all things sprouting and thriving in spring. As a literary image, Li Bai and Taohong are widely used in ancient literary works. It not only reflects the author's feelings and themes, but also has the effect of infecting and enlightening readers. Many famous poems use the image of peach red by Li Bai, such as Li Bai's "The Wine Will Come in" and Du Fu's "Spring Hope". The allusion of Li Bai and Tao Hong has also been widely used in Chinese paintings, and is used to depict flowers, landscapes and other natural landscapes. The appearance of Li Bai and Taohong in paintings emphasizes the brilliance of color and the grace of form, and has become an important expression technique in traditional Chinese painting. In addition, Li Bai Taohong has also become one of the representatives of the unique aesthetics of Chinese culture. It embodies the admiration and reverence for all natural things in traditional Chinese aesthetic concepts; it also reflects the strong desire for expression in Chinese culture that emphasizes the vividness and vitality of colors. This kind of visual and emotional pleasure is inseparable from traditional Chinese aesthetic concepts and philosophical thoughts. Therefore, the meaning and cultural value of Li Bai Taohong have been widely inherited and carried forward in Chinese culture, and it has always maintained its immortal artistic charm.
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