Chivalrous Man is a poem about Yuefu written by Li Bai. However, at the beginning of the four sentences of the ancient poem, the knight's weapon dress and mount are vividly described. The second part also describes the personality characteristics of chivalrous people. He is a man with extraordinary martial arts and does not seek fame and fortune. Thirdly, the author uses the stories of Hou Wanghe, Xin He and Zhu Hai to discuss chivalry.
Chivalrous men have four better words, which begin with ten steps to kill one person. These four sentences are free and easy, rich, murderous, and creepy, and finally express the meaning of being free and unfettered in the rivers and lakes. It is said that even Jin Yong has a deep understanding. His passion for pleasure is inspired by Li Bai's poem, so he was inspired by his later creation.
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The predecessors said: borrow other people's stories and water your own base. The same is true of Li Bai's Chivalrous Man. This ancient style expresses the author's admiration for chivalrous people and his yearning for saving the world and making contributions to life.
Although Li Bai's Chivalry is a tribute to the chivalrous spirit, it is also a self-portrait of the poet. Because the poet is Ren Xia, the poet's lofty sentiments and ambitions are fully displayed in the poem.
Famous comments
Hu Zai's Tiaoxi Fishing in Conghua: Fu Zhai Man Lu says: Taibai's Chivalrous Journey says: "I have to brush my clothes, and I am famous for it." Wei Yuan's "Chivalrous Man" said: "Chivalrous men are not afraid of death and refuse to remain anonymous for fear of death." The two apartments have different ideas.
Li Chunxiang's Yuefu Poetry Appreciation Dictionary: Poems have narratives, but they cover a wide range, naturally, with occasional comments in the middle, which makes people more aware of the main idea of the whole poem.
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