Li Bai's poems swear.

Egrets are impure in white, but pure in color and evil in heart. -Li Bai's The Dove. This sentence is anthropomorphic, and it is more appropriate to call people shameless by satirizing the dark side of people through the white of egrets.

Dance music and white dove _ Baidu Chinese

Author: Li Bai

The bell rang and the drum sounded. Singing white doves leads to dancing. The white dove next door is white.

Frosted clothes and snow lapels are valuable. Including feeding seven children, it can be averaged. If you don't swallow it, tame it.

The first agricultural policy, Ming Yangchun. The son of heaven carved a jade staff and gave it to the people.

Egrets are also white and impure, but their colors are clean and their hearts are evil. Without the five virtues, there would be no morning,

Hu Wei pecked at the purple scales under my skin. Vultures are greedy and easy to kill.

Phoenix is a great sage, but he doesn't want to be a minister.

Li Bai's Ode to a Dove can be satirized throughout, especially "Egret is impure, pure in color and evil in heart." Shameless hypocrisy is even more straightforward.