Li Bai's poem "Borrow grass and follow the flowing water, climb flowers and give them to people far away" will be the main line of the closing ceremony.
Li Bai wrote the following verses about the moon:
1. The moonlight is bright in front of me, which is suspected to be frost on the ground. Raise your head to look at the bright moon, lower your head to think about your hometown. ——"Quiet Night Thoughts". This poem depicts a quiet night with the bright moonlight shining in front of the bed. The poet looks up to the bright moon and lowers his head to recall his distant hometown, showing the poet's deep longing for his hometown.
2. There is a moon in Chang'an and the sound of thousands of households pounding their clothes. The autumn wind never blows away, but there is always love between the two. When the Huru are defeated, the good men will stop the expedition. ——"Midnight Wu Song·Autumn Song". This poem describes the moonlit night in Chang'an, the sound of thousands of households pounding clothes, and the constant blowing of the autumn wind. The poet laments the deep love in Jade Pass, and wonders when the Hulu will be pacified and the beloved will no longer go on expeditions. The poem borrows ancient frontier fortress stories to express the poet's deep desire for national stability and peace.
3. When will the moon come to the blue sky? I'll stop drinking and ask. People cannot reach the bright moon, but the moon travels with people. ——"Asking Wine to the Moon".
When will the moon come to the blue sky in the poem? I'll stop drinking and ask. It expresses the poet's deep thinking and endless curiosity about the origin of the bright moon. He feels that the bright moon is hanging high in the sky, and it has triggered his reverie about the mysteries of the universe. People cannot reach the bright moon, but the moon travels with people. This poem describes people's desire to touch the bright moon and dance with it, but the bright moon shines alone in the high sky and cannot be touched by people.
The emotions expressed in Li Bai’s poems:
1. Bold and uninhibited emotions: Li Bai’s poems often show unrestrained and uninhibited emotions. This is because Li Bai’s personality is independent, informal and has a unique personality. Strong personality and self-awareness. In his poems, he expressed his yearning for freedom and heroic life, and he often had an unyielding spirit in dealing with the setbacks and difficulties in life.
This emotion is particularly prominent in "The Wine Will Come in": If you are proud of life, you must have all the joy, and don't let the golden bottle stand empty against the moon. It is my nature that my talents will be useful, and I will come back after all my money has been spent. This poem expresses the author's belief that his talents will eventually be brought into play despite the situation where his talents are not met, showing strong self-confidence and heroic spirit.
2. Thoughts and feelings about life: Li Bai expresses his thoughts and feelings about life in his poems, and this emotion is often related to his experiences and thoughts. In "Farewell to Secretary Shu Yun at Xietiao Tower in Xuanzhou", he wrote: Cut off the water with a knife and the water will flow again, and raise a cup to relieve sorrow and make it even more sorrowful.
In this poem, the author uses running water as a metaphor for sorrow, showing the helplessness and bitterness in life, and also revealing the troubles and inescapable fate deep in human hearts. In addition, the poem "Early Departure from Baidi City" in which the apes on both sides of the strait can't stop crying and the boat has passed the Ten Thousand Mountains expresses the author's open-mindedness and detachment after experiencing the trough of life, as well as his deep understanding of life.
3. Praise for nature and beautiful scenery: Li Bai often expresses praise for nature and beautiful scenery in his poems. This emotion stems from his love and awe of nature. In "Wanglu Mountain Waterfall", he wrote: The waterfall falls three thousand feet, which is suspected to be the Milky Way falling from the sky.
This poem expresses the splendor and beauty of the waterfall in an exaggerated way, and also expresses the author's admiration for the magic and magnificent scenery of nature. In "Looking at Tianmen Mountain", the clear water flows eastwards, green mountains on both sides face each other, and a lonely sail comes to the edge of the sun. The author describes the beautiful scenery of Tianmen Mountain in concise and clear language, showing his awe and love for nature.