1.
A pot of wine among the flowers, drinking alone without any blind date.
Toast a glass to the bright moon, and look at each other as three people.
The moon does not know how to drink, but its shadow follows me.
While the moon is about to be shadowed, we must have fun until spring.
My singing moon lingers, my dancing shadows are scattered.
They make love together when they are awake, but they separate when they are drunk.
We will travel together forever, and we will meet each other in Miao Yunhan.
The poem describes the desolate scene of the poet drinking alone under the flowers on a moonlit night, with no one close to him. The poet uses rich imagination to express a complex emotion from loneliness to not being lonely, from not being lonely to being lonely, and then from not being lonely to being lonely. Li Baixian is broad-minded and has no tolerance for things and me. This poem fully expresses his mind. The first four lines of the poem are the first paragraph, describing flowers, wine, people, and moon shadows. The purpose of the poem is to express loneliness, but by raising a glass to the moon, the moon, the shadow, and the person are imaginary. However, the moon does not drink, and the shadow follows him, and he is still lonely. Therefore, from the fifth to the eighth sentence, discussions are made from the shadow of the moon, pointing out the meaning of the title "Enjoyment and Spring". The last six sentences are the third paragraph, describing the poet's determination to have a loveless journey with the moonlight and the figure forever, and to meet again in the distant fairyland in the sky. The whole poem expresses the poet's loneliness and arrogance due to his unappreciated talent, as well as his bohemian and unruly character. Inviting the moon to face the shadow is an eternal quatrain. Looking from the front, it seems that you can really enjoy yourself, but looking from the back, it is extremely desolate.
2.
Lanling fine wine and tulips, jade bowls filled with amber light.
But the host can make the guests drunk, and they don’t know where they are in a foreign country.
Expressing the sadness of parting and the sorrow of being a guest in a foreign country is a very common theme in ancient poetry creation. However, although this poem is titled "A Guest Work", it expresses another kind of feeling of the author. "Lanling's fine wine is filled with tulips, and the jade bowl contains amber light." Lanling points out the place where we are visiting, but by linking it with fine wine, it sweeps away the depressing mood of a foreign land and brings a sense of fascination. Emotional color. The famous Lanling wine is made from tulips and has a rich aroma. It is served in a crystal-clear jade bowl and looks as bright as amber. It is conceivable that the poet felt happy and excited when facing the fine wine.
"But the host can make the guests drunk, and they don't know where they are." These two poems can be said to be both expected and unexpected. It is surprising because it is in line with the natural trend of the previous description and emotional development; it is unexpected because the title "Working while Guesting" seems to imply that he is writing about guest sorrow. In Li Bai's writing, it is completely different. Performance. This makes the poem particularly intriguing. The poet is not unaware that he is in a foreign country, and of course he does not miss his hometown at all. However, all these were diluted in front of Lanling fine wine. He was completely dominated by a feeling of lingering, even a joy of being among guests, of being drunk in the presence of friends. From being in a guest house to being happy without realizing it is a foreign country, this is what makes this poem different from other ordinary travel poems.
After Li Tianbao’s trip to Chang’an in his early years, he moved to Donglu. This poem was written in Lanling in Donglu, and with Lanling as the "guest place", it should obviously be written during the Kaiyuan period, that is, before entering Beijing. At this time, the society was prosperous with wealth and good things, and people's mental state was generally high-spirited. Li Bai valued friendship, loved fine wine, and loved traveling. In his mind, the mountains and rivers of his motherland were beautiful everywhere. This poem fully expresses Li Bai's unrestrained personality and reflects the atmosphere of the Tang Dynasty from one side.
3. "Xuanzhou Xietiao Tower Qian Farewell School Secretary Shu Yun" Li Bai
Cut the knife to cut off the water, the water will flow more, and raise the cup to eliminate the sorrow and sorrow. Life is unsatisfactory in this world, and the Ming Dynasty will be ruined.
There are too many poems about wine. You can refer to them here. There are many, including appreciation
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