Singer of Everlasting Regret

He wrote 3,800 poems, each of which was a letter addressed to the same address. One thousand and two hundred years ago, a young man stood on the wall of Fuli Town. Under the moonlight, he said "Wait for me" to the girl on the other side of the wall. This wait is a lifetime. Later, he became the most dazzling poet in the Tang Dynasty, and wrote the eternal famous line "Wild fire cannot burn out, but the spring breeze blows again"; he wrote "Song of Everlasting Sorrow", which made the love between Tang Xuanzong and Yang Guifei sing for thousands of years; he wrote "Pipa Xing", making "the same people in the end of the world" become the sigh of every frustrated person. He served as a capital official, built the West Lake, and became famous all over the world. But he only wrote one real poem in his life - that unsent letter, written that night when he was sixteen, to a name that would never be mentioned. Using Bai Juyi's life as the bone and a love that has been erased by official history as the soul, it tells a story about "letting go". It is not the tragedy of emperors and generals, but how an ordinary person chose to let go of his hand on the wall of fate, and then spent his whole life regretting it. Bai Juyi once said, "The eternity of heaven and earth will eventually end, but this hatred will last forever." Everyone thought he was writing about Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty. He writes about himself.