What are the hermit poems written by Li Bai?

Li Bai's recluse poems include Climbing Mount Tianmu in a Dream, Walking into a Wine, Farewell to the Secretary at Xie Tiao Villa in Xuanzhou, Difficult Road to Shu, Fifty-nine Ancient Poems, Questions and Answers in the Mountain, Difficult Journey to Yuefu, Farewell to Mountain People and so on.

Among them, the most representative are:

Question and answer in the mountains

Ask Yu what he wants to live in Blue Mountain.

Laugh without answering your heart.

Peach blossoms and running water are gone,

There is no such thing as heaven and earth.

Jinmen answers Su Xiucai.

Back in Shimen, Zhu Huo became wooden.

If the spring grass is affectionate, the mountains are still green.

I am ashamed to recall, and I will always walk on the same day.

Foresight is the heart, and life is enough.

There are hundreds of rivers, and there are many talented people in pavilions.

Give a book and a golden pavilion, and give a banquet to you.

Singing in the white clouds and listening to Huang Zhuwen.

The light is poor and the clouds are moving.

If Ming Ding is covered with clouds, the ship will be boundless.

I'll stay in Kinmen, and you go to Dan River.

I was happy and happy during the unsuccessful Sanshan period.

Zhu Xuan sends elephants, and Chishui is not vast.

May the Eastern Seagull * * camp Xishan medicine.

Qi Yan Jun was silent. He lived for a long time.

If prosperity has different rewards, you should live in seclusion forever.

Birds sing in the eaves, flowers fall under the window and on the books.

See the green tiles on the edge of the stream and the red tiles on the headland.

Cai Wei smiled and sang, and I was in love as soon as possible.

The moon rises in the stone mirror room, in the pine organ.

Inner emptiness is wonderful, and external things are empty and decadent.

Life experiences are like two friends who have forgotten each other, from an old gentleman to an old man.

Farewell to Mountain Watchers and Return to Bushan

Wang Shanshan spoke highly of the immortal fairy road.

Immediately returned to Buguiyin and lived in seclusion, in high spirits.

Can you stay a few more days? Afraid that the Yao grass in the mountains will fall?

I also want to live in seclusion, and I often dream of pine clouds and moons.

You are still lonely, and for a long, long time, you will split the rock building.

The valley has long been deserted, and the stones are covered with roses.

When winter comes, I will come to you and play with cranes, and the wind and rain will depend on each other.

Shu Dao Nan is the masterpiece of Li Bai, a great poet in China in the Tang Dynasty. This poem imitates the theme of the old Yuefu, develops rich imagination in a romantic way, and artistically reproduces the spectacular, abrupt, tough, rugged Sichuan road and the incomparable majestic momentum, thus praising the magnificent scenery of Sichuan mountains and rivers, showing the magnificent mountains and rivers of the motherland, and fully expressing the poet's romantic temperament and love for nature.