Original text:
Li Bais Tomb
On this side of the quarry, there are endless weeds around the cemetery, and white clouds are far away.
Sadly, the bones in the depths of the cave once wrote earth-shattering poems.
As long as he is a poet, most of his fate is not good, and the poet is poor and frustrated, nothing is better than Li Jun.
Explanation:
By the quarrying river, endless weeds surround the cemetery, away from the white clouds.
Sadly, the bones in this grave have written earth-shattering poems.
As long as they are poets, most of them have bad fate. Poets are poor and frustrated, and no one has surpassed Li Jun.
Li Bais Tomb is a seven-character poem written by Bai Juyi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem describes the simplicity and desolation of Li Bai's cemetery, expresses sincere admiration and admiration for Li Bai's achievements in poetry and prose, and also expresses deep sympathy and injustice for Li Bai's depression before his death. The whole poem is full of pregnancy and deep feelings.
Li Bai's poems are famous throughout the ages, but he suffered misfortune before his death, fell, died of depression, and had a simple cemetery. The poet was deeply moved when he paid tribute to the people of Sri Lanka. The desolation of Li Bai's cemetery in the poem expresses sincere admiration and admiration for Li Bai's achievements in poetry and prose, and infinite sympathy for his poor life.