Japanese friend Chao Heng Heren bid farewell to Chang 'an and returned to Penglai Islands in the east.
Like a bright moon, the sea does not return, and the mood of missing you is like a faint cloud hanging over Yuntai Mountain.
"Sail", that is to say, Chao Heng is going home by boat. The last two sentences of this poem are timeless famous sentences. Li Bai compared Chao Heng to the bright moon, and compared Chao Heng to be buried in the sea, and the bright moon was used to set off Chao Heng's noble character. Cangwu Mountain is a famous fairy mountain in Tang Dynasty. Because of Chao Heng's death, not only Li Bai felt sad, but even Cangwu Mountain looked like a gloomy face!
Appreciate:
The first sentence "Japanese courtiers' Ci to Imperial Capital" directly explains the writing reason of this ancient poem. After all, before they were together, they sent Chao Heng home, and Tang Xuanzong even wrote his own poems.
The next poem is Li Bai's imagination. "Sailing around the kettle" naturally imagines Chao Heng sailing on the sea by boat. Just like "sailing alone, the blue sky is exhausted", a ship sails on the vast sea and bumps up and down with the wind and waves.