Lǐ Bái

Author: Wang Hongmei
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Reading an excellent biography of a great figure can give you an inexhaustible wealth for a lifetime! No Chinese person does not know him, the great Romantic poet; no Chinese person does not love him, his poems are like the sparkling stars in the sky; although he had the lofty ambition of "Heavenly talent must be useful," he had no way to achieve meritorious deeds and serve his country; he was unwilling to "bow his head and serve the powerful," only seeking to, roam the world. He is Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty! This book is a biographical story, vividly recording the winding life of the great Romantic poet Li Bai. Li Bai was born in the remote Western Regions of the prosperous Tang Dynasty and traveled thousands of miles with his parents to Sichuan. Since his youth, he loved the vast natural landscape of his motherland and was determined to serve his country. He went to Chang'an three times but left in disappointment each time. In his later years, he joined the army, hoping to suppress the An Lushan Rebellion, but was falsely accused of "rebellion" and nearly killed. Li Bai traveled extensively throughout his life, writing many famous and beautiful poems. His sincere friendship with Du Fu is even more throughout the ages. Li Bai's poems are extraordinary, free-spirited, powerful, and magnificent, making up a precious literary heritage of the Chinese nation. Reading an excellent biography of a great figure can give you an inexhaustible wealth for a lifetime! No Chinese person does not know him, the great Romantic poet; no Chinese person does not love him, his poems are like the sparkling stars in the sky; although he had the lofty ambition of "Heavenly talent must be useful," he had no way to achieve meritorious deeds and serve his country; he was unwilling to "bow his head and serve the powerful," only seeking to, roam the world. He is Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty! This book is a biographical story, vividly recording the winding life of the great Romantic poet Li Bai. Li Bai was born in the remote Western Regions of the prosperous Tang Dynasty and traveled thousands of miles with his parents to Sichuan. Since his youth, he loved the vast natural landscape of his motherland and was determined to serve his country. He went to Chang'an three times but left in disappointment each time. In his later years, he joined the army, hoping to suppress the An Lushan Rebellion, but was falsely accused of "rebellion" and nearly killed. Li Bai traveled extensively throughout his life, writing many famous and beautiful poems. His sincere friendship with Du Fu is even more throughout the ages. Li Bai's poems are extraordinary, free-spirited, powerful, and magnificent, making up a precious literary heritage of the Chinese nation.