Among the poets in the Tang Dynasty, Li Bai's artistic personality is the most distinctive, and the artistic characteristics of his poems are various, mainly in the following aspects:
First, Li Bai's poems are strongly subjective. This is mainly manifested in paying attention to expressing heroism and passionate feelings, and rarely describing the objective image and specific events in detail. His poems often run through with bold and unrestrained momentum, paying attention to galloping vertically and horizontally and in one go, which has the characteristics of winning people with qi, but generate also expresses strong feelings. This kind of explosive emotional expression, once aroused, will rush out without restraint, magnificent and impassioned, expressing the ups and downs of the emotional outburst with cadence and rhythm change, and producing artistic effects that shock readers' hearts.
Secondly, Li Bai's poems have rich and peculiar imagination. Li Bai's poems are often groundless, strange and unpredictable, and have a wild spirit of random growth. Moreover, the imagination of Li Bai's poems often has an unusual connection, which often changes with the flow of emotions. There is a great leap between one imagination and another, and the unexpected combination is also a great span, bizarre and unpredictable.
Thirdly, Li Bai's poems are rich in images, which can be divided into magnificent and beautiful. Li Bai's poems are full of verve and rich imagination, so there are many magnificent images of mountains and rivers, including the sun and the moon, such as Dapeng, whales, great rivers and seas. Li Bai described them in an unusually broad spatial background, forming magnificent images. These beautiful images, such as Qingxi, bright moon, egret and bamboo green, have greatly enriched the artistic style of Li Bai's poems.
Fourthly, the language of Li Bai's poems is fresh and lively. His poems, blurted out without carving, often show transparency, purity and dazzling brilliance, and brightness and liveliness are the basic tone of his words.
These main features, * * * isomorphic became the dominant style of Li Bai's poetry.