How to treat Li Bai's "binge drinking"?

The word "binge drinking and singing" comes from the poem "Eight Immortals of Drinking" written by Du Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. There is a saying, "Who is domineering when drinking and singing loudly" describes those heroes who are bold, open-minded and eclectic. They are not bound by the secular, degenerate and passionate in life, and often face life with a wild and unruly attitude.

Li Bai's poems and songs are known as "poetic immortals", and his poetic style is famous for being bold, bold, elegant and romantic. His poems often show his love for life, yearning for freedom and exploring the true meaning of life. In many poems, Li Bai expresses his feelings about life, his attachment to friendship and his praise for natural scenery through drinking and singing.

"binge drinking and singing" is a frank and open-minded emotional catharsis in Li Bai's poems. He faced all kinds of disappointments in life with an unruly attitude, took poetry as the carrier, and integrated his thoughts and feelings into it, expressing a realm of pursuing freedom and transcending the secular. At the same time, this emotional catharsis also reflects Li Bai's exploration of the true meaning of life. He drank crazy songs, experienced life, realized life and sought the true meaning of life.

Generally speaking, "binge drinking and singing" is an important theme and expression in Li Bai's poems, which embodies the poet's personality, emotion and attitude towards life. This kind of expression not only makes people feel strong emotion and unique charm when appreciating his poems, but also makes people think about the meaning and value of life while tasting poems.