1 "Jiaxu", it is written that this ambition is unswerving and persistent: to follow it back, the road is blocked and long. Swim back from it, in the middle of the water ..... settle for second best, and the road is blocked. Swim back from the inside and swim in the water. ... come back from it, road resistance and right. Swim back from the inside and swim in the water. Li Bai's "Shu Yun Xuanzhou Xie Tiao Loubieshu" can best reflect his positive attitude towards setbacks and persistent pursuit of ideals: since the world can't meet our aspirations, I will let go of my hair and take a fishing boat tomorrow. In Difficult to Go, the poem that best shows Li Bai's positive attitude towards setbacks and persistent pursuit of ideals is: I will ride the wind and waves one day, and set my cloudy sail straight and bridge the deep, deep sea.
I won't let go of my bite.
My heart is also good, although I have no regrets. "
"I'd rather die in exile, but I can't bear it."
"Be innocent and die straight, and consolidate the holy land of the past";
People's livelihood is different, and I am used to being good at mending.
If you can't enter, you can leave.