Characteristics of Li Bai's poems
The characteristics of Li Bai's poems mainly include the following aspects:
Bold and free and easy
Li Bai's poems are free and easy, eclectic, full of personality and freedom. There are often heroic images and scenes in his poems, such as "Looking up, I found it was moonlight, sinking back, and suddenly thinking of home", "One day I will ride the long wind and break the waves, and set up a bridge in the deep sea". These poems express Li Bai's pursuit and yearning for freedom, independence and openness.
Strong artistic appeal
Li Bai's poems and songs not only express his personalized feelings and thoughts, but also have strong artistic appeal. Rhetorical devices such as exaggeration, metaphor and personification are often used in his poems, making them more vivid and appealing. For example, the images in this poem, such as "blue mountains in the north and white water in the east", "green hills" and "white water", make people feel the grandeur and freshness of the northland.
Profound artistic conception
Li Bai's poems and songs have far-reaching artistic conception, which not only expresses his personal feelings and thoughts, but also contains profound philosophical and cultural connotations. His poems often show his thoughts and feelings about nature, life and history, such as "If life is just like the first sight, why draw a sad fan in the autumn wind" and "How can the water of the Yellow River move out of heaven and into the ocean, and never return". These poems express Li Bai's profound thoughts and feelings about life and history.
Li Bai's method of composing poems and songs
Li Bai's poetry creation methods mainly include the following aspects:
Free and unrestrained creative way
Li Bai's poetry and song creation is very free and unrestrained. He does not stick to the traditional poetic form and meter, but expresses his feelings and thoughts in a free way. There are often poems and paragraphs with different lengths and irregular rhymes in his poems. This free and unrestrained creative way makes his poems more individual and unique.
Learn from the creative experience of the ancients
Although Li Bai's poetry and song writing style is very free and unrestrained, it also draws lessons from many ancient people's creative experience and skills. In his poems, allusions and ancient poems are often used to make his poems more historical and cultural. For example, the Yellow River water in the poem "You don't look at how the Yellow River water moved out of heaven, into the ocean, and never came back" is to borrow how the Yellow River water moved out of heaven from the Book of Songs.
Inspiration comes from nature and life.
Li Bai's poems and songs are inspired by small details in nature and life. He often looks for inspiration in nature, such as "I climbed to the top." I investigate the whole world, and the vast rivers are gone forever. " At the same time, he also draws inspiration from life, such as "the bright light at the foot of my bed, will it have frosted?" . This way of drawing inspiration from nature and life makes his poems more real and appealing.