Li Bai's anecdote

Li Bai, a great poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, has been chanting peony in Chenxiang Temple for thousands of years. It is about one day when Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Guifei were in Chenxiang Temple to see peonies, and the singer Li Guinian led a group of children to play the piano and sing. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty said to Li Guinian, "Why do you sing old words to Yan Fei? Tell you what, ask Li Bai to write new words. " Li Guinian rushed to the famous restaurant on Chang 'an Avenue to look for it. Sure enough, Li Bai was drinking with several literati and was as drunk as a fiddler. When Li Guinian conveyed the imperial edict to him, he fell asleep with his eyes slightly open and half closed.

The imperial edict was wrong, so Li Guinian had to let his entourage immediately drag Li Bai to the front of the temple, and several people helped him and pushed him to the front of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty. Seeing that Li Bai was drunk as mud, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty asked the minister to help him rest on the jade bed and ordered someone to bring the hangover soup. Yang Guifei had her noodles sprayed with cold water. Lying on the jade bed, Li Bai stretched out his foot to Gao Lishi and asked him to take off his boots. Gao Lishi was helpless and had to squat down to take it off for him. After a hurry, Li Bai woke up from a drunken dream. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty told him to write poems to amuse himself. Li Bai smiled and picked up a pen. In less than one time, he wrote three words in a flat tone:

Say goodbye to Wang Lun with tears.

Li Bai likes visiting famous mountains and rivers very much. He has traveled to the north and south of the river many times and traveled to the Yellow River. On the map of our great motherland, Li Bai's footprints are almost all there. Those brilliant mountain flowers exude fragrance, and those happy birds chirp. In Li Bai's eyes, nature is full of poetry and painting, and it is a world of all kinds. Therefore, he often travels around. One day, he received a letter from a man named Wang Lun. The letter said, "Will Mr. Rainbow go to play? We have ten miles of peach blossoms here. Does Mr. Rainbow drink? We have Wanjia Hotel here. Please come to Jingxian County in southern Anhui. " Li Bai is very happy to read this invitation letter. He immediately packed his bags and set off for Jingxian County. However, after arriving in Jingxian County, Li Baichao looked around for a long time and didn't see any ten-mile peach blossoms, let alone Wanjia Hotel. Just wondering, a well-dressed villager came forward and said, "Mr. Li Bai, nice to meet you." I'm Wang Lun. "Wang Lun then explained:" The ten-mile peach blossom mentioned in my letter means that there is a peach blossom pond ten miles away, and Wanjia Hotel means a hotel run by a man named Wan. Li Bai smiled. So these two people became good friends. Wang Lun invited Li Bai to live in his house for a period of time, made his wife cook a lot of home cooking, and warmly treated Li Bai with good wine brewed for many years. They ate and talked and had a good time. Later, Li Bai went to live with some friends nearby for a few days. But there are still many important things waiting for Li Bai to do. So after a few days, Li Bai decided to leave. However, in order not to cause trouble to Wang Lun, Li Bai did not bid farewell to Wang Lun. He is going to go home quietly by boat. Who knows, just when Li Bai got on the boat and the boat was about to start, Wang Lun arrived. You know, if we slow down again, it will be too late. Li Bai heard Wang Lun and the villagers holding hands and singing farewell songs, while stepping on the rhythm with their feet. Li Bai was pleasantly surprised. He didn't expect Wang Lun to come to the river with so many villagers to see him off. These people are very kind to him. He only felt a heat in his heart, and his tears almost fell. In this way, Li Bai wrote a very famous poem called To Wang Lun. The last two sentences of the poem read: "Peach Blossom Pond is deeper in thousands of feet than in Wang Lun." It means: "Even if the water in Taohuatan is as deep as thousands of feet, it is not as deep as the friendship that Wang Lun sent me."

Why is this poem for Wang Lun so beautiful and moving, and why is it spread so widely? Because it describes the pure and simple friendship between a great poet and ordinary people. This is also an important reason why Li Bai has been especially loved by ordinary people for thousands of years.

Li Bai's story

1: Li Ke has never been an official. He is a well-educated businessman and is very strict with his children. Li Bai is Li Ke's 12 son. He has been smart since he was a child, and he studies hard. Li ke loves him very much and cultivates him carefully.

When Li Bai was five years old, Li Ke instructed him to read Sima Xiangru's words, and often said to him, "Son, you should fight for our Li Men, and I hope you will become an accomplished person like Sima Xiangru in the future." Li Bai, mindful of his father's ardent expectations, is determined to become a writer beyond Sima Xiangru.

/kloc-at the age of 0/0, Li Bai began to learn ci fu, and his creation was very serious, meticulous and meticulous. When he was a teenager, he wanted to study in Xianger Mountain in Meizhou. Once when he came back from playing truant, he passed by a stream and saw an old woman grinding an iron pestle (a tool for grinding rice) by the stream. Li Bai asked her what she was grinding it for, and she replied, "Grinding it into needles." Li Bai thinks that if I have this spirit, there is no problem to surpass Sima Xiangru.

According to this wish, Li Bai studied hard and practiced basic skills. One day, after several revisions, he wrote a poem and gave it to his father excitedly. He thinks that he will be praised by his father for his good writing. Unexpectedly, my father was very dissatisfied after reading it and said to him, "Your prose is too bad, neither imposing nor literary." But don't lose heart, you should continue to work hard. "

Li Bai nodded: "Do as my father says." Back in the study, he threw the manuscript into the stove and burned it. Then re-conceive, re-create, and draft three times in a row. None of them were satisfied, so they had to burn them. It was not until the fourth time that two satisfactory articles were written, namely Zhunbei Fu and Zhunbei Fu. Later, Zhubie Fu was lost, and Zhuai Fu was still preserved in Li Taibai Ji compiled by Song Dynasty.

Turn an iron pestle into a needle ―― Any difficult task can be accomplished as long as you stick to it.

Li Bai was a very clever boy since he was a child. At the age of five, Xiao Li Bai sat by the window and began to shake his head and recite famous articles loudly. He only needs two or three times to memorize the contents of the book without any difficulty. Because Li Bai always does his homework well, the teacher likes Li Bai very much and often praises him in front of the children. However, Li Bai is also a playful child. Like other children, he inevitably has some shortcomings. One day, the teacher was still lecturing, but he was distracted. He stared out of the window with big eyes and remembered the story of golden carp told by his mother last night. Li Bai thought, "Those little fish are wearing golden scales and shining in the sun. It's really beautiful. However, will their beauty attract bad people? If someone catches you, you won't be able to swim freely. It's a pity. " Look, Li Bai began to fall into his own fantasy world. Seeing Li Bai waiting for a while, the teacher knew that he was not listening carefully, so he stopped the class and said angrily, "Li Bai, stand up and repeat what I just said." Li Bai woke up suddenly and stood up hurriedly, but he couldn't say a word. "The students are laughing at me!" Li Bai's face turned red, and he felt extremely embarrassed. On the way home from school, Li Bai was still angry with himself. Suddenly, he found a white-haired old woman grinding a thick iron bar by a clear stream. The old woman grinded very hard, and big drops of sweat rolled down from her forehead, but the old woman just raised her hand and wiped the sweat with her sleeve, and then continued to grind the big iron bar. Li Bai was very curious to see the old woman grinding the iron bar so hard. So he ran forward, came to the old woman's side, gently pulled the old woman's skirt and said politely, "Hello, grandma. Excuse me, why are you grinding this big iron bar? " The old woman continued to grind her iron bar intently and said without looking back, "I want to grind it into a thin embroidery needle." Li Bai's eyes widened and he pursed his lips and said, "Can such a thick iron bar be ground into a needle?" The old woman turned to look at Li Bai and saw his incredible appearance. She stopped what she was doing, squatted down and said kindly to Li Bai, "Good boy, as long as you work hard, iron bars can be ground into embroidery needles!" " Li Bai seemed to suddenly understand a profound truth and nodded vigorously. This incident left a deep impression on Li Bai and had a positive impact on his future study and life. Later, whenever he encountered difficulties in reading, he naturally thought of the teaching that "as long as the kung fu is deep, the iron rod is ground into a needle", so he refreshed himself, summoned up courage and worked tirelessly. For a time, he even moved to a Taoist temple to study hard in order to concentrate on his studies. It is with this spirit that he read a lot of books, which laid a solid foundation for the success of his poetry creation in the future.

Poet immortal "descent"

The name of Li Bai, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty, is a household name in China. Li Bai is a very great poet. He wrote many famous poems in his life and passed them on to future generations. Today, many children who love learning are reciting Li Bai's poems. Li Bai's poems are full of magical imagination and often take people to another fantasy world where only immortals live. Therefore, people who love Li Bai's poems have given him a good name and called him "Poet Fairy". Li Bai traveled all over China's beautiful mountains and rivers, just like a free and unrestrained fairy roaming Wan Li. Whenever he went to a distinctive place, he always wrote poems to express his feelings, never put on airs, and became good friends with the locals, forming a profound friendship. So there are many touching stories about Li Bai among the people.

There is a mysterious legend about the birth of Li Bai. It is said that Li Bai's mother had a strange dream the night before she gave birth to Li Bai. What did she dream? It turned out that she dreamed of the beautiful starry sky. So many shining stars winked at her, it was really hard to see. However, there is still a very special star that attracted the attention of Li Bai's mother. This is the brightest star that rises first on the western horizon in autumn evening. It is called Taibai Star, which is what we call the morning star today. It is so dazzling and shining that it suddenly dwarfs other stars in the night sky. Just as Li Bai's mother looked up at the white star and admired its brightness, the white star suddenly fell from the sky and fell into Li Bai's mother's arms. At this time, Li Bai's mother felt a pain in her stomach. Thus, a chubby little life was born. Because of this white star dream, mom and dad decided to name the lovely baby Li Bai, which is too white. When Li Bai grew up, he used poetry to express his loyalty to the motherland and love for the people, and inspired himself to struggle against all kinds of difficulties in order to realize the lofty ideal of helping the king govern the country and helping the poor to do more good deeds, and made great achievements. Li Bai is really like a bright white star, illuminating our way forward with his light.