Two taels of peanuts and one pound of wine are as follows:
1. With a plate of peanuts, please take a look at the scenery on Banpo Dongpo. Take a closer look at the mountains and rivers, the lakes and the ponds. There are vegetables and radish, winter and spring are hard, and life is difficult.
2. With half a bottle of good wine, please ask Li Bai to sing a song and express his ambition. Expressing ideals and writing about the Spring and Autumn Period, without thoughts or desires. No official position, no heavy power, long sleepless nights, thousands of mountains of tranquility.
3. Two huge rocks pulled Guan Gong to perform martial arts with his sword. Punch, kick, and walk around, following him wherever he goes. There are guns, swords, clubs, sun, moon and stars, and I practice kung fu hard.
4. A few peanuts and a glass of wine, and I will get drunk a thousand times after returning home from school. It is said that green ants harm the spleen and stomach, but Uncle Huan is chasing dreams.
Expanded title:
The author of the poem "Two Liangs of Peanut Wine for a Cup" is Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. In Du Fu's "Eight Poems on Autumn Joy, Part One", there is a sentence: "A poet has two taels of peanut wine, and one cup of guzzling wine is worth ten years of reading." It can be seen that Du Fu is the author of this poem.
Du Fu is one of the famous poets in the Tang Dynasty. His poems have profound social thoughts and humanistic spirit, and are known as the "Crown of Poetry". His poems widely cover social reality, historical events and life philosophy, and have high artistic value and cultural significance.
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