Why is Bai life magnanimous and uninhibited?

Li Bai is a famous poet in China. Many people know this talented poet because of his poems. Li Bai wrote many ancient poems in his life, which is known as? Poet fairy? . In addition, Li Bai is also a controversial figure. His life is bohemian, which is rare in ancient social environment, but Li Bai can do it. In fact, this is related to the following two reasons.

? ? First of all, the environment of birth

According to historical records, Li Bai is the ninth grandson of King Gui Li of Wu Zhao. His ancestors committed a crime and were exiled to the broken leaf area. In addition, Lai Bai often did business with his father in the broken leaf city in the western regions, so he was influenced by the culture of the western regions and did not receive the education of the traditional etiquette culture in the Central Plains, which laid the foundation for Li Bai's bohemian life in the future and also created Li Bai's free and easy character.

Second, the culture of the Tang Dynasty took Taoism as the state religion.

In dynasties other than the Tang Dynasty, Li Bai's bohemian behavior will be criticized, and in the strict social environment of feudal ethics, it will also bring fatal disaster, and Li Bai is fortunate to be in the culture of the Tang Dynasty with Taoism as the state religion. What does Taoism pursue? Taoism is spontaneous? That is to say, you can eat whatever you want and do whatever you want, so there is a marriage in which Lux takes off his boots and Li Bai is not bound by the world. It was precisely because of the culture of the Tang Dynasty that people were very tolerant of reckless behavior. Unfortunately, because of Li Bai's bohemian behavior, arrogance and disregard for the ceremony of officials, it is difficult to gain a foothold in the DPRK.

I have to say that Li Bai's bohemian behavior not only made him successful, but also ruined him. Because of his debauchery, he left many well-known poems for our country. At the same time, because of his bohemian, Li Bai was frustrated all his life and could only leave his feelings in the mountains and rivers. However, Li Bai's ability to do whatever he wanted in feudal society was closely related to his living environment and the state religion policy of the Tang Dynasty.