1, Introduction of Li Bai:
Li Bai (70 1-762), a romantic poet in the Tang Dynasty (the prosperous Tang Dynasty), was called "Poet Fairy" by later generations, and was also called "Du Li" with Du Fu.
My ancestral home is Ji Cheng in Longxi (to be tested), and I was born in Broken Leaf City in the Western Regions. At the age of 4, he moved to Mianzhou City, Jiannan Province. Li Bai wrote a large number of excellent poems, among which Looking at Lushan Waterfall, it is hard to go, Difficulties in Getting Through the Roads, Entering the Wine, and Early Making a City of Baidi are his representative works.
2. The characteristics of Li Bai's poems:
Bold and unrestrained, with rich imagination, wonderful language, fresh and elegant, wonderful artistic conception and romance. Strong subjective color and romantic sentiment, focusing on the performance of heroism and passionate feelings, rarely describing the objective situation and specific events in detail, with strong jumping, and the whole poem is structured according to emotional clues.
Li Bai s Influence on China s Poetry;
1, innovative poetic style:
Li Bai's poetry, with its bold, unrestrained and romantic characteristics, broke the inherent form of Tang poetry and created a unique poetic style. His poetry has wonderful language and rich images, and he often expresses his feelings through bold imagination and exaggeration. This innovation enriches the Tang poetry and injects new vitality into the development of China's poetry.
2, the pursuit of personal freedom:
Li Bai pursued freedom and personality liberation all his life, and his poems were full of personal feelings and free expression. This spirit of pursuing individuality and freedom influenced later poets and inspired them to pursue individuality and freedom, thus paying more attention to self-expression and emotional release in poetry creation.
3. Enriched the theme of poetry:
Li Bai's poems and songs have a wide range of themes, including landscapes, friendship, parting, history, myths and so on. His works not only express personal feelings and thoughts, but also reflect social reality and historical situation. This rich theme choice influenced later poets, enabling them to express a wider range of themes and emotions in their poems.