What are the classic poems in Selected Poems of Li Bai?

The classical poems included in Selected Poems of Li Bai are not only a true reflection of the poet's mental journey in life, but also an artistic portrayal of the social reality and spiritual life in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Li Bai was ambitious all his life and made no secret of his yearning for fame and fortune. Poems such as Fu Liangyin, Reading Biography of Zhuge Wuhou, and Book Love for Cai Sheren Bear vividly reveal this point. Li Bai liked Ren Xia when he was a teenager, and wrote many poems about chivalry, among which Chivalry is the masterpiece. The political life in Chang 'an had a profound influence on Li Bai's creation. There is a sharp contradiction between his political ideal and the dark reality, and unspeakable pain and resentment accumulate in his chest. Angry, he wrote a series of famous poems, such as Difficult Travel, Antique, Answering the Twelve Cold Nights of the King, etc. These famous poems are full of nostalgia for the ancients, and they are sad about their own life experiences, which is difficult to dismiss. Li Bai lived a wandering life for most of his life, traveled to famous mountains and rivers, and wrote a lot of beautiful poems praising the rivers and mountains of his motherland to express his love for freedom and his desire for liberation. In this kind of poetry, the strange mountains and rivers complement his rebellious and unruly character. This kind of poetry occupies a large number in Li Bai's poetry works and has been handed down from generation to generation, among which "Climbing Mount Tianmu in a Dream" is the most outstanding representative. With dripping and carefree poetry, the poet freely stretches the wings of imagination, writes all kinds of spiritual adventures and pursuits, and truly liberates the repressed soul in his dreams. The phrase "How can I bow and scrape to dignitaries, and no one will suffer a loss and be exposed with a sincere face" shows the poet's lofty sentiments and becomes an important basis for future generations to examine Li Bai's great personality.

As a great poet who loves the motherland, cares about the people and never forgets the reality, Li Bai is very concerned about the important issue of war. He enthusiastically praised the soldiers on the frontier (such as Xia Sai Qu) and mercilessly lashed out at the belligerence of the rulers (such as Battle of the South of the City and Song of Ding Du). In addition, he wrote many Yuefu poems, describing the hard life of laborers and expressing his concern and sympathy for laborers (such as Long March and Midnight Wu Ge, etc.). ).

His poetry has the artistic charm of "the pen is shaken by the wind and rain, and the poem makes the gods cry", which is also the most distinctive artistic feature of his poetry. As a romantic poet, Li Bai mobilized all romantic skills and realized the perfect unity of poetry content and form. In Li Bai's poems, the subjective lyricism of self-expression is very strong, and the expression of feelings has an overwhelming momentum. When he entered Beijing for an official, he "laughed." Are we Artemisia people? " When I miss Chang 'an, "the wind blows my heart and hangs Xianyang trees in the west." These poems are very infectious.

Extreme exaggeration, appropriate metaphor and amazing fantasy make readers feel a high degree of truth. Reading these poems, such as "But since the water is still flowing, even though it is cut with a sword, it is even more worrying to raise a glass to dispel the sorrow" and "The white hair is three thousands of feet, and the sorrow is as long as long", readers can't help being infected by the poet's long sorrow and endless melancholy. Li Bai's artistic expression is particularly prominent in his poems, such as Climbing Mount Tianmu in a Dream, Difficult Road to Shu, etc.

Li Bai often uses imagination, exaggeration, metaphor and personification to create a magical and magnificent artistic conception, which is why Li Bai's romantic poems give people a heroic and unrestrained charm. His language is clear, lively and meaningful, just as two of his poems say, "clear water gives birth to hibiscus, and it is naturally carved."