In the history of China literature, Li Bai's shocking power is unparalleled in terms of the sensation caused by a writer at that time. Like a thunder and a hurricane, he conquered his contemporaries with his magnificent poems. In the first year of Tianbao, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, the poet He Zhangzhi, who was then the guest of the Prince's seat, read "Don't" and called it "Death Immortal". Du Fu praised: "Bai Ye's poems are invincible and floating in the clouds." Li Bai learned from rare books and read hundreds of books, forming a complex ideological character. On the one hand, Li Bai has Confucian thought of running the country, hoping to "help the poor" and "secure the country", on the other hand, he is a rich and floating cloud, a king of dung, and seeks immortality in seclusion. The combination of these two concepts forms an attitude towards life. Li Bai cherished lofty ideals all his life, but he never had a chance to realize them. He had to put his depression into wine and pour his passion into poetry. In order to serve the country, Li Bai went in and out of Chang 'an, even went to jail for it, and finally died of depression.
Li Bai's poems and songs have a wide range of themes, whether it is landscape poems, in my heart forever's poems or frontier poems, they are all beautifully written. Li Bai has a rich imagination and can pour his subjective feelings into objective images. The combination of images in his poems is sparse, just like a freehand brushwork. Li Bai never piled up too many images in his poems, and every image always tried to be distinct. Therefore, his poems can fully reflect what the poet sees and feels, and at the same time, they are concise and ingenious. With his artistic creativity, Li Bai has greatly opened up the artistic world of poetry and reached an unattainable peak. His more than 900 poems are very precious cultural heritage, which has nurtured generations of poets such as Du Fu, Li He, Su Shi, Lu You, Xin Qiji and Gong Zizhen.