"Hundred Poems of Li Bai Fighting for Wine", many poets in ancient China loved wine and even indulged in it.
They are in high spirits because of wine, and pour out beautiful poems with wine!
There are many articles about wine in The Book of Songs, China's earliest poetry collection.
Qu Yuan's Ci and Fu also praised wine.
Poets of all ages have been attached to wine.
A Dream of Red Mansions, the highest achievement in China's literary history, has the most and wonderful scenes about drinking.
This is because the author himself is a heavy drinker and calls himself "Yan's drinker".
Wine has become the eternal theme of China's classical literature.
There are three Cao Cao in Jian 'an, all of whom like to drink and write poems. Xelloss said in "The Book of Wu" that after he left, he "had contact with Yu, stopped and sat down" ... He was drunk and warm, and he wrote the poem "His Autumn Hu Xing"; "Han Feng and beauty, day and night will not come.
There is nothing delicious yet, I want to give up drinking ",expressing his eagerness not to raise a glass before the arrival of" beauty ".
Cao Zhi also wrote a poem, "Buy wine in a high hall, let relatives and friends travel by themselves", "I love guests, and I never tire of banquets".
As for Cao Cao, as a politician, he advocates prohibition of alcohol, while as a poet, he likes drinking very much.
How does he solve his worries by "singing opera about wine and geometry of life"? Only Du Kang "expressed his state of mind of lamenting life and attaching himself to wine and poetry.
Tao Yuanming, a poet in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, once introduced himself in Biography of Mr. May 6th, saying: "Sex is addicted to alcohol, and poverty cannot be constant.
This is what I know from the old days, or I bought the wine. Get drunk when you are ready, and retire when you are drunk. I have gone and stayed regardless of my feelings. "
In his early years, he worked as a toast ceremony, county magistrate and other small officials. Later, he resigned and retired because of "heart-shaped service" and never became an official for life.
He has been living a poor life, but even if he doesn't cook, he still needs wine. Friends give him money and buy drinks. Even his poems are full of wine.
China's poetry flourished in the Tang Dynasty, with many poets and alcoholics.
Li Bai, Du Fu, and Bai Juyi are all loved by magnanimity. He also has Zhang Zhi, Wang Zhihuan, Yuan Zhen, etc. And they all drank poetically and created immortal works.
Some people say, "There are 2,800 Bai Letian's music poems and 800 drinkers".
Wang Anshi commented on Li Bai's poem: "Ten sentences and nine sentences about women and wine ears".
In fact, in addition to Yuefu poems, Li Bai's poems talk less about women and more about wine.
He wrote 170 poems about drinking in his life. Famous drinking poems include Entering Wine, Asking for Wine from the Moon, Drinking Alone with the Moon, and Drinking to Wine.
Many excellent works of the poet were inspired by wine and created in a little drunkenness. Bai Juyi's famous long poem Pipa Travel was written overnight after listening to Pei Xing, a geisha, playing the pipa and telling her life story.
After Li Bai got drunk, there were more anecdotes about poetry.
Du Fu said that "Li Bai has hundreds of poems" in Song of Drinking Eight Immortals, which is an understanding and high generalization of the relationship between poet's creation and wine.
Wine urges poetry, and poetry helps wine.
Wine can excite people's brains and make people's emotions and thinking enter a highly active state.
This is the charm of wine.
For poets, wine can produce abnormal creative impulses and rich associations, catalyzing inspiration.
"The sober people and sages in the old days have been forgotten, and only great drinkers can be immortalized." This is a poem in Li Bai's Into the Wine.
The poet Li Bai is not only a poet, but also Brewmaster.
Wine contributed to his bold, free and easy, optimistic poetic feelings and romantic feelings of self-improvement. His drinking poems have been emitting a fragrance that can't be ignored in the history of China ancient literature.
Presumably, Li Bai was dressed in white, between green mountains and green waters, bringing wine to the wind, and when drinking, it will lead to eternal farewell.
When singing, you must be cadenced, and your long beard will shake with the breeze.
Did Li Bai's heroism add some charm to the wine, or did the coolness of the wine show Li Bai's debauchery?
I can't imagine Li Bai who doesn't drink.
Li Bai has shouldered too much Chinese civilization. Without him, China's poems would not prosper.
Without wine, there would be no Li Bai.
Li Bai's life is contradictory and painful. Confucianism saves the world, Taoism strives for longevity, strategists focus on fame and chivalry, and the pair of contradictions between lofty ideals and cruel reality controls the fate of poets. It is really "difficult to go to the sky!" Therefore, poets take wine as a song and fight against fate. This fierce collision is thrilling.
Poets can forget the pain in the world of wine and get instant satisfaction.
So we saw the complacency of "until, holding up my cup, I asked the bright moon to bring me my shadow and make us three people"; I saw "Oh, let a man with spirit take risks where he likes, and never point his golden cup at the moon!" " ; There is even the madness of "36,000 cups a day for a hundred years"; But what I see more is his inner anguish caused by the depression of "sharing the eternal sorrow with you" and "raising a glass to eliminate the sorrow and recover the sorrow".
He knows that the pleasure of getting drunk is short-lived and useless, but even this short-lived happiness will become a luxury if you are not drunk.
Poets wander between ideal and reality, drunkenness and sobriety.
At present, in the Caishiji scenic spot in Maanshan, Li Bai is standing in the position of the statue by the river, which is said to be the place where Li drowned after drinking white wine. The wine pushed his romantic life to the most * * *.
His "flying" situation seems to be picking the moon in the sky, and it seems to be "until, raise a glass and ask for the bright moon".
The poet has words of suffering, so he idealized the moon as the moon in the water in a world of drunken dreams, and he paid his life for it.
The poet left and returned home with dignity in a boat full of clear water, leaving us with his poems as pure and vigorous as wine and the poet's life legend as romantic as wine.
Imagine, in the historical sky, is the poet still pushing a cup for a change and inviting the bright moon to sing a song?