The only thing that is certain is that Li Bai has learned fencing and fought more than once! Although he often carries a sharp dagger with him (this is a true story, and there are other poets' poems to prove it), the sentences written in his poems, such as "Laugh for a glass of wine, kill the whole city", "I pulled out my dagger and peeped around for nothing" and "flying with my sword", are actually what Xiao Ke said in a reply before, that is, fighting in the street or scaring off a few petty thieves.
Killing people is absolutely impossible! First of all, the laws of Datang couldn't let him go, so he was killed when he killed someone, and he also wrote in a poem that Li Bai was not that stupid. Furthermore, just pick a poet in the Tang Dynasty and look through their poems, all of which contain poems that kill people, including poor scholar Du Fu and poor wit Meng Jiao. Who can not avoid vulgarity and indulge in oral sex?
As for the swordsman, neither is Li Bai! The fact is, sabre is a fashion for men, or street fashion to be exact. A sword is a weapon of a gentleman, and a sword is a ritual vessel. Later, the sword became a symbol of celebrities. For example, Feng Xuan, Li Bai's super idol, sang with a string of bullets.
Sabre, at that time, was just a kind of business card, some of which were similar to modern Masarati, proving that you were a rich constantly chauffeured man, or a piece of Yu Pei around your waist, and those who hung Buddha around your waist were not tarred with the same brush. You are an educated and self-controlled gentleman. Poets all have chivalrous complex, but also have feelings of celebrities. Whether you are a knight or a celebrity, a long sword is essential, so the function of wearing a long sword is only to tell others that you are a celebrity, or that you have the talent and tolerance of a celebrity.
This kind of hat after the Tang Dynasty is exactly the same! This is the most popular style this year!
Li Bai had a great influence in the Tang Dynasty. As a contemporary genius, he wants to be an official and show what he has learned. Li Bai couldn't take the imperial examination because of family conditions, but under the influence of his poems, he made a noise to the emperor.
The Tang Dynasty was the best dynasty for talented officials. The Tang Dynasty recruited talents from all over the world. Emperor Tang finally summoned Li Bai.
As for what they talked about, it is not clear. Anyway, Li Bai was not given an official position, but he was given several hundred taels of silver to beat him out of the palace. According to later records, before Emperor Taizong called him into the palace, Li Bai wrote a poem, "Go out and laugh in the sky. Are we Artemisia people?"