Whose poem is Li Bai's "Realizing Tao and River as Practice"?

1, Li Bai's "Clear the Road and Clear the River for Practice" put into practice: the poem "Clear the River for Practice" in the poem "Going to Sanshan Late" by Xie Tiao, a famous poet in Southern Qi Dynasty.

2. One of Li Bai's words is "Explaining the Tao is like practicing", which makes people forget Xie Xuanhui for a long time. " It means that Xie Tiao can sing such a good poem as "Cheng Jiang Ru Lian", which makes me deeply miss it. There is a word in these two sentences, and its subtext is that I am "connected" with Xie Xun's spirit, and I can understand his poems; Today, I wrote this poem with the same feelings as Xie Xun. Who can "explain" and "remember for a long time" It can be seen that Li Bai's "long memory" of Xie Xun is a feeling that he is in a dark world, lacking bosom friends and lonely. This is the meaning of this poem, which is expressed implicitly at the end, echoing the "independence" at the beginning, making people feel how lonely and sad the poet who meditates under the moon is.

3. "Going to Sanshan and Returning to Wangjing Late" is a harmonious article in the Southern Dynasties.

Now I can overlook Chang 'an City from Baling Mountain, and look back at the capital like looking back at Luoyang, climbing three mountains in Heyang. The sun sets on the towering roof, and the houses in Beijing are not so high and low.

The evening sun is scattered into a beautiful scene, and Chengjiang is as quiet as practice. Noisy birdsong covers the spring, and all kinds of flowers cover the countryside in the suburbs.

I will stay in the country far from the capital, and I miss the happy party that has stopped. When it's time for Danggui, I'm disappointed and tears fall like snow beads.

If you know your hometown, who can stand still!