Fart culture poetry

As we all know, Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was praised by later generations as a poet because of his outstanding talent. His poems are either bold and unrestrained, fresh and elegant, fantastic in artistic conception or peculiar in language. Between the ups and downs, the situation is like a bamboo, and every sentence is "shocking the wind and rain, making the gods cry."

Li Bai is arrogant and conceited. It is reported that Li Bai has an allusion to "Lux takes off his boots, and the imperial concubine holds the inkstone" because he despises the powerful extremely. It is said that Gao Lishi fell in love with Li Bai because of this incident, and went to court in front of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, which finally ruined Li Bai's bright future. I gave him the gold and returned it. Since then, I have been wandering around the Jianghu.

However, Li Bai, who is fearless and deeply sought after by the world, actually wrote a classic "flattery poem" praising Yang Guifei, such as "Three Songs of Qingpingdiao". Excerpts are as follows: the clouds are eager to dress flowers, and the spring breeze blows the threshold to show affection. If Yushan didn't see her, it would be Yaochi meeting under the moon.

According to historical records, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Guifei were enjoying peony in the imperial garden at that time, so Li Bai described the beauty of Yang Guifei from the perspective of flowers at the beginning of the poem. He compared Yang Guifei's clothes to clouds, and compared her appearance to peony, which shows how gorgeous Shang Huashi's dress was that day and how charming her face was against the peony.

Then write "Spring Breeze". On the surface, the flowers look delicate and charming in the spring breeze. In fact, this means that the beloved Yang Guimei is fascinating. Then the last sentence compares Yang Guifei to a fairy, which is really exquisite.

Qunyushan and Yaotai are both legendary places where the Empress Dowager lived, and the most important ones in Qunyushan and Yaotai are fairies with fluttering clothes. A "meeting" and a "meeting" held Yang Guifei's appearance to the sky without trace. Li Bai wrote these three poems when he was an official in the imperial court. continuous shooting's flattery was so fresh and refined that Li Bai was unique.

Because these three "flattery poems" are so classic, some people even speculate that Li Bai "loves" Yang Guifei. Of course, this is actually a matter of catching shadows. In fact, Li Bai's life was not chic during his dedication to the Hanlin. On the contrary, he was very depressed. The three "flattering poems" he wrote praised Yang Guifei to the sky and were also "the way to be an official", just to save himself.

However, Li Bai did not expect that this poem of his was later widely circulated and became a famous sentence through the ages.

Li Bai was unrestrained, even when he died. It is said that Li Bai was drunk and rowed on the river. When he saw the moonlight in the river, he reached for the moon and drowned in the river. Although this statement is legendary, its credibility is doubtful. Anyway, after Li Bai's death, his uncle Li erected a monument-Li Bais Tomb-on Dangtu Castle Peak. Later, countless literati and poets came to Li Bai's tomb to write poems in memory.

For thousands of years, there have been countless poems mourning Li Bai's tomb, which has become a great spectacle. Among them, there are many masterpieces, such as Bai Juyi's Li Bais Tomb: Li Bais Tomb by the Stone River, endless grass and clouds around the fields. 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.

This poem makes multiple comparisons between Li Bai's outstanding achievements, Li Bai's bumpy fate, the desolation of the cemetery after his death and the gloom of later literary circles, expresses deep sympathy and injustice for Li Bai's bumpy life, and praises Li Bai's greatness. Among them, almost everyone can recite the sentence "but how unfortunate a poet is, he will fall halfway", but how many people can understand the sadness and pain?