The charm of poetry lies in lyricism, and the life of literature lies in creation. Based on these three exclamations at the beginning of "Difficult Road to Shu", Li Bai No. Why not? Because no one has ever written it like this. It is difficult to "break through" and innovate, and it is difficult to go to heaven. The first person to compare a woman to a rose is a genius, the second is a mediocre person, and the third is a fool. No matter how clever the imitation is, it will never leave even a shallow impression in the history of literature. The word "xi" is often used in The Book of Songs and Songs of the South. And follow the word "alas" with a stronger exclamation meaning, which is already a great creation. At the beginning, three exclamations are used together. Who else is such a pioneering work?
Of course, Li Bai's use of three interjections is not a pretentious move, and it has its own reasons. Imagine what people's first feeling is when they suddenly see the Shu Road, which is "difficult to reach the sky". It's surprise, it's shock, it's natural to make a sound, and it's amazing, so there's a "sigh". If the Shu Road is just generally high, it's enough to have this sound. The problem is that the difficulty of Shu Road is higher than that of a place, more dangerous than a place, more magnificent than a place, more frightening than a place, and people's amazing is naturally one. Give a sigh of "high, high, high". It can be seen that Li Bai's opening pen has achieved a high degree of unity in content and form, which is really a stroke of genius in the history of literature. If this sentence is crossed out, it will start with "it's difficult to get to the top of the sky", and the whole poem will feel unable to hold up, and its taste will drop sharply. Reading ancient poems and even any excellent literary works will have a comparative literary perspective.