The original text of Li Bai's Guest Works is as follows:
Lanling wine tulips, jade bowls filled with amber light.
But I got the host drunk and didn't know where it was.
Expressing the sadness of leaving home is a common theme in the creation of ancient poetry. However, although the title of this poem is a guest masterpiece, it expresses the author's other feelings. "lanling wine tulips and jade bowls are full of amber light." Lanling is a place worth visiting, but when it is associated with fine wine, it sweeps away the depression and sadness in a foreign land and has a fascinating emotional color. The famous lanling wine, with tulips as raw materials, has a strong aroma and is packed in a crystal clear jade bowl. Looks like amber. The poet's joy and excitement in the face of wine can be imagined "But I got the master drunk, and I don't know where it is." These two poems can be said to be both in people's minds and unexpected. It is in people's minds because it conforms to the previous description and the natural trend of emotional development; Surprisingly, the topic of "being a guest in China" seems to imply the worry of writing a guest, which is another expression in Li Bai's works. This makes this poem particularly intriguing. The poet is not unaware that he is in a foreign land. Of course, he doesn't want to miss his hometown at all. However, these were diluted in front of lanling wine. A lingering feeling, even being happy to get drunk in front of guests and friends, completely dominated him. It is precisely this poem that is different from ordinary travel from being a guest to being happy and not knowing a foreign country.
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