Li He's Life
Li Hesheng was born in a poor family during the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty. He was smart and studious since he was a child, but he didn't like reading, preferring to wander in nature. His poems are full of love for nature and understanding of life.
He began to hold some small positions in the Tang dynasty court at the age of twenty, but he often offended some dignitaries because of his open mind and informality. Finally, he was demoted to the frontier because of a small matter, but he was not discouraged by it. On the contrary, he wrote many well-known poems there.
At the age of 30, he was demoted to Lingnan area because of a drunken gaffe, but he continued to write poems there and wrote many well-known works. He spent the rest of his life in Lingnan until his death.
Li He's Poetic Style
Li He's poetry has a unique style, full of whimsy and eccentric imagination. His poetic language is vivid and vivid, and he often uses exaggeration, metaphor and other techniques to make people feel refreshed. His poems are full of feelings about nature and life, showing his open-minded and informal personality.
Li he's masterpiece
There are many representative works of Li He, among which the most famous ones are Into the Wine, Climbing Mount Tianmu in a Dream, and Children of Nanling Don't Go to Beijing.
Into the Wine is one of Li He's representative works. This poem expresses Li He's bold and open-minded personality, full of open-minded life and longing for the future.
Dream on Mount Tianmu is another masterpiece of Li He. This poem is full of love for nature and understanding of life, showing the poet's open-minded and uninhibited personality.