What are the poems praising the talents of poets in the Tang Dynasty?

1, there used to be fanatics, nicknamed immortals. Put pen to paper shocks the wind and rain, and poetry becomes tears. Since then, fame has never spread. The literary talent is extraordinary and the communication will be unparalleled. -Excerpted from Du Fu's "Send Li Twelve Whites and Twenty Rhymes" in the Tang Dynasty

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: In those days, there was a free and easy person named Li Bai, also known as Xian Xian. Seeing him put pen to paper, the wind and rain lamented; Seeing his poems, ghosts and gods were moved to tears. Since then, the name of Li Bai has shaken the capital, and the previous difficulties and frustrations have been swept away. He was called into the court by Xuanzong as an academician; His earth-shattering and tear-jerking poems will be handed down from generation to generation.

2. Du Li's articles are in full swing. My life is full of Qian Qian, happy ever after. -From the Tang Dynasty: Han Yu's "Tiao Zhang Ji"

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Li Bai and Du Fu's poems coexist, just like the radiant light shining on the poetry circle. They wrote thousands of beautiful poems in their life, which are as beautiful as gold and precious.

3. White is invincible, floating in the air and thinking differently. Li Bai's poems are the fresh wind of Yu Xin's poems and the backbone of Jun Zai's works. -From the Tang Dynasty: Du Fu's Spring Memories of Li Bai

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Li Bai's poems are unparalleled, and his superb talent far exceeds that of ordinary people. Li Bai's poems have both the freshness of Yu Xin's poems and the elegance of Bao Zhao's works.

4. It's sad not to go to Li See to save wine. A thousand clever poems and a glass of wine. -From the Tang Dynasty: Du Fu's "No See"

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Long time no see for Li Bai. It's pathetic that he pretends to be wild. Teach Jie Li to write thousands of poems, and Jie Li can only drink one glass of wine.

5. Li Bai's poem about fighting wine sleeps in a restaurant in Chang 'an. The son of heaven didn't get on the boat, calling himself Brewmaster. -From the Tang Dynasty: Du Fu's Song of the Eight Immortals in Drinking

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Li Bai can write hundreds of poems immediately after drinking. He goes to Chang 'an Street Restaurant to drink and often sleeps in restaurants. The son of heaven gave a banquet in the lake and asked him to preface the poem. He refused to get on the boat because he was drunk, claiming to be Brewmaster.