Li Jiushi

Li Bai's poems about wine are as follows:

1, drinking the bright moon Li Bai alone

Flowers in the next pot of wine, no friends, drink alone.

Raise my cup, I invite the bright moon, which brings me its shadow and makes us three people.

The moon doesn't know how to drink, but the shadow in front of it is behind.

I have to mingle with them and enjoy the happiness of spring.

The song I sing is bright and wandering, and I dance the shadow before wandering.

Wake up and be happy together, and disperse after drunkenness.

I am willing to stay with them forever and forget the harm of friendship, just like the Milky Way.

2. Li Bai broke up in a hotel in Nanjing.

A gust of wind blew catkins, which made the shop more fragrant. A girl from Wu poured wine and advised me to drink it.

Comrades in my city came to see me off. When each of them drank his glass, I said to him when leaving.

Oh, ask this river flowing eastward, whether it can go further than the love of friends! .

3, 9 Li Bai

Today, the clouds are fine, the water is green and the mountains are bright.

Take a pot to take care of the flowing water, and the chrysanthemums will be in Leng Yan.

The earth is far away from the ancient rocks, and the wind blows the strings clear.

Peeping at smiling faces, smiling alone is also self-dumping.

If you fall off your hat and get drunk, you will have friends.

The life of the character

Li Bai (70 1 -762), whose real name is Taibai, was born in Ji Cheng, Longxi (now Tianshui City, Gansu Province), Suiye City on the Suiye River in Kyrgyzstan, which belongs to the Hufu of Tang 'an (now tokmak City, Chuhe Prefecture), and grew up in Changlong County, Mianzhou, Jiannan Province (now jiangyou city, Sichuan Province).

There are such titles as "Poet Fairy", "Poet Xia", "Brewmaster" and "Immortal Fairy", which are collectively called Da with Du Fu (referred to as Li Shangyin and Du Mu).

According to the Book of the New Tang Dynasty, Li Bai is the ninth grandson of Gui Li, the King of Liang. According to this statement, Li Bai is the same clan as the kings of Li Tang, and is the same generation brother as Emperor Taizong and Li Shimin. Others say that his ancestors were Li or Li Yuanji; According to Old Tang Book, Li Bai's father, Li Ke, was appointed as the city guard.

In the third year of An Shi Rebellion (756), he felt angry and difficult, and joined Li Lin, the shogunate of Wang Yong. Unfortunately, Wang Yong and Su Zong fought for the throne, and the defeat was implicated in the exile of Yelang (now Guizhou). I was forgiven on the way and wrote "Send Baidicheng Early".

In his later years, he drifted in the southeast, and soon died. Some people say that he was "born and died after drinking" (see Pi Rixiu's Poems of Li Hanlin). Others say that it was sudden death due to drinking (see Old Tang Book). It is also said that he was drunk and drowned in the lake, which has a long history and is widely circulated.

His works are imaginative, romantic, dreamy and brilliant. Poetry is like running water, just like nature itself. Li Bai's poems have been circulated for thousands of years, and many poems have become classics, such as "But since the water is still flowing, although we cut with swords, we raise our glasses to dispel our worries".

Li Bai's artistic achievements in poetry and song are regarded as the pinnacle of China's romantic poetry. Li Bai's poems are included in volumes 16 1 to 185. There is a collection of Li Taibai handed down from generation to generation. Du Fu once commented on Li Bai's article like this: Putting pen to paper scares the wind and rain, and poetry makes the gods cry.