-used to challenge fate, indomitable and optimistic attitude towards life.
Li Bai, whose word is Taibai, is a poet in the Tang Dynasty, and is known as the "Poet Fairy". Romantic and broad-minded, unrestrained.
Many of Li Bai's poems fully show his extraordinary ambition and unrestrained enthusiasm. He hoped that one day "Dapeng rises with the wind and soars in Wan Li". He was also called by the court to worship the Hanlin, but he was excluded because of anti-power corruption. The poem "Difficult to Walk" was really written on his way to Chang 'an after he was demoted. The whole poem expresses his optimistic attitude towards life and is used to challenge fate.
"It's hard to walk, it's hard to walk, a lot of roads, is it safe now?" But when his thoughts returned to the present reality, he once again felt the hardships of life. Looking forward to the future from the banquet, I only feel that the road ahead is rugged and there are many mistakes. Where is the road? This is another feeling in sharp and complicated contradictions. But Li Bai, who is stubborn and confident, never wants to show his discouragement at the farewell party.
"One day, I will ride the long wind, break through the huge waves, raise my muddy sails and build a bridge on the deep sea!" His strong demand for active use of the world finally freed him from the anguish of wandering again and sang a strong voice full of confidence and prospects. Breaking the Waves expresses the author's strong political ambition. Although demoted, the ambition to serve the country has not subsided. He hopes that one day he can "straighten my muddy sail and build a bridge in the deep sea". This shows that he is broad-minded, aggressive and has a positive attitude towards life. Despite repeated setbacks, it is difficult to overcome inner grief and indignation. He still inspires himself with an optimistic and enterprising attitude.
Implicit language and high morale. One day, I will ride the wind and waves, sail straight up and cross the deep sea. It makes people feel immersive when reading, and can arouse readers' voices, thus achieving the effect of inspiring people and urging many frustrated people to forge ahead.