Clouds are floating in the sky, but old friends have gone for a long time.
I see you in my dreams every night, and you know what you mean to me.
The difference is that you always look in a hurry and always talk about how easy it is to meet.
There are many dangerous waves on the rivers and lakes, and I am worried that your ship will capsize and sink.
When he went out, he scratched his head with white hair and regretted that he had failed his life.
Gao Che Li Fu is the capital, and you are brilliant, and you are haggard.
Who can say that the principle of justice is not Qiren in old age, but innocent bondage?
Even if there is a good name handed down from generation to generation, it is difficult to make up for the sad loss.
To Li Bai at the end of the sky.
A cold wind is blowing from the distant sky. What are you thinking, old friend? ?
The geese never answered me, and the rivers, lakes and seas were flooded by rain.
A poet should be careful to prosper, but the devil can trouble a vagrant.
It should be * * * murder. Throw him the poem, where he drowned himself in the Milo River.
Du Fu once traveled with Li Bai, and this poem was written after the two parts were separated. The first sentence of the poem comes straight to the point and praises Li Bai's poem as "invincible" In just two words, Du Fu's admiration for Li Bai can be seen, and the only one who can afford these two words in the Tang Dynasty poetry circle is Li Bai, the "fallen immortal".
So why are Li Bai's poems "invincible"? Then there is the reason given by Du Fu, because Li Bai "floats in the air and thinks outside the crowd", which means that his thoughts and sentiments are outstanding. Fu didn't expect that he just praised Li Bai, so he praised this famous sentence through the ages. Later, the first 65,438+00 words were often used by later generations to describe Li Bai.
Then, couplets are also famous sentences throughout the ages, which are often used to describe a person's fresh and extraordinary poems. These two sentences are Du Fu's further explanation and praise of Li Bai's poems, saying that his poems have both the freshness and naturalness of Yu Xin in the Northern Zhou Dynasty and the transcendence of Bao Zhao in the Southern Dynasty. This description also echoes the above-mentioned "invincible poetry" and "thinking without group".
Among all the poems praising Li Bai, only Du Fu praised the realm and two famous sentences through the ages. I have to say that Du Fu really admires Li Bai. There is no such thing as "scholars despise each other" between them, only mutual appreciation and nostalgia. Perhaps it is this kind of mind that has made their position in the literary world.