From "Rewarding Cui Shi Yu/Rewarding Cui Shi Yu Cheng Fu" by Li Bai in the Tang Dynasty
Yanling did not travel by boat, but went to an empty mountain to catch blue water.
naturally, the guest star resigned from the throne, and Yuan Fei was too drunk in Yangzhou.
Translation:
Yan Ziling didn't want to follow Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty, so he returned to Fuchunjiang River, drunk in an empty mountain, and took a leisurely fishing trip.
Like Yan Ziling, I resigned as a guest star and retired to the Jianghu, not a drunken Tai Bai star who traveled around Yangzhou.
Appreciation of Literature
This poem uses Yan Ziling's allusion: "Yanling never travels by ten thousand boats". The key to understanding the theme of poetry lies in the word "you". Although Li Bai was highly appreciated by Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty and worshipped Hanlin, Tang Xuanzong only regarded him as a literary attendant, which is an important reason why Li Bai expressed his envy of retiring from the Jianghu.
the third and fourth sentence of the work "naturally, the guest star resigned from the throne, and Yuan was not too white to get drunk in Yangzhou". "Taibai" is the same as the previous sentence "Guest Star" and the word "Taibai" of Li Bai, and the dual technique is used to show that the author's seclusion actually contains a helpless mood. "Yuan Fei was too drunk in Yangzhou" answered Cui Shi's poem "Jinling caught Brewmaster people" and took care of it before and after.
this poem is simple and lovely, like a mountain spring. Although it looks through the bottom, it is not unobstructed. There is endless poetry hidden in the clear poem. Li Bai didn't know the immortalization of him in later generations, but he readily recognized and was proud of the title of fallen immortal at that time. Here, Li Bai drunk himself in the south of the Yangtze River, and compared with the drunken wandering of Taibai liquor stars, his playful and unrestrained attitude is admirable.