Li Bai is a talented poet bred by the culture of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The vitality, emotion and spirit of poetry in the prosperous Tang Dynasty have been fully demonstrated in Li Bai's poems. His poetry creation is full of passion and magical imagination, which is not only vast and spectacular, but also beautiful and natural. It can be said: "The charm of Li Bai is the charm of 1 in the prosperous Tang Dynasty."
The evaluation of Li Bai's creative style can be discussed from his quatrains, Yuefu and lines:
Looking at Tianmen Mountain included in the textbook is one of Li Bai's seven masterpieces. This poem describes the poet's aesthetic feelings and emotional moments in the embrace of nature and daily life, and it is a work that is free and natural. The feeling of that moment, infinite charm, shows the beauty of nature and universal humanity, human feelings, simplicity, truth and great interest in life. Clear water produces hibiscus, carving nature.
Of course, it is not enough to explain the seven wonders of Li Bai just by saying "Looking at Tianmen Mountain from afar". Li Bai's seven unique poems are mostly landscape poems and farewell poems. In these poems, there is a temperament that is integrated with nature, and with its naive childlike innocence, it is integrated with mountains and rivers. No matter how you write about scenery and love, there is a natural and clear air, such as watching Lushan Waterfall, making Baidi City as early as possible, and asking questions in the mountains. His quatrains are fresh, but they contain elegant and natural Shen Feng.
To talk only about the achievements of the Seven Wonders is simply to obliterate the achievements of Li Bai's poetry. Li Bai's five wonders are also unparalleled. Among the poets in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, only Li Bai was good at five wonders and seven wonders. His five-character quatrains are often lively in style, showing endless emotional charm with clear and fluent language, which is both natural and implicit, true and concise, and rich in connotation. This is the highest realm of quatrains, such as sitting alone in Jingting Mountain and Old Laoting.
Feeling quatrains are an instant presentation of Li Bai's emotional world. His cheerful personality, frank feelings and free and easy temperament are all reflected in a flash of inspiration, and blurting them out becomes a swan song.
Li Bai not only made outstanding achievements in quatrains, but also made great achievements in Yuefu and Gexing. For example, Yuefu poems Difficult to Walk in Shu and Difficult to Walk highlight subjective feelings with bold exaggeration and clever metaphors, and form a majestic momentum with unrestrained writing, showing us the personality characteristics of his poetry creation, which is unprovoked and powerful. Another example is "drinking". Li Bai brought his romantic temperament into Yuefu, which revived the ancient Yuefu poems, although