The beauty of Xi Shi is just as Li Bai wrote.

Xishi-Li Bai

Xishi Yuexi girl came from Zhuluo Mountain.

The beautiful scenery conceals the present and the past, and the lotus flowers shame the jade face.

Wan the gauze and play with the clear water, and relax with the clear waves.

It is hard to open a letter with white teeth, and I am silent among the blue clouds.

Gou Jian conquered the most beautiful people and raised moths into Wuguan.

Is it impossible to support Guanwa Palace?

Once the husband's country was destroyed, the thousand years of his life were not returned.

Xishi was originally the daughter of an ordinary peasant family in the countryside of Yue State, but she was born with beauty. "Her beauty belies the past and present, and the lotus flowers put her face to shame." From ancient times to the present, all beautiful women have been compared with her. All are inferior to her. Her beauty puts the lotus flowers to shame. Her "appearance of sinking a fish" is called Xi Shi.

Xi Shi is not only beautiful, but also charming and charming, and has the fairy-like appearance of a daughter from the south of the Yangtze River. "Wanning gauze and clear water, I am leisurely with the clear waves." She is pure and pure, with unlimited leisure. The word "Nong" vividly expresses the daughter's delicate mood of playing in the water, and the word "Xian" shows the girl's innocence and carefreeness. Careful readers can start to make associations. The clear water is like floating on the hands, and the clear waves are like autumn waves. The ancients regarded beauty as "speech without showing teeth and smile without showing teeth". No matter how white the teeth are, fine and neat, this kind of "white teeth are hard to open" is a kind of implicit beauty. "It's hard to open a letter with white teeth, but I am pondering among the blue clouds" is more beautiful than the previous sentence because it has more moving charm. Why is Xi Shi "hard to open a letter with her white teeth, and pondering among the blue clouds"? In fact, these two sentences are a continuation of the previous two sentences. The scene is the same. Still in the clear water and clear waves, Xi Shi realized her own beauty, so she used the water as a mirror, smiled shallowly, and looked at the "blue clouds" in the water. "Contemplative", when you are intoxicated with yourself, you must pay attention to "blue clouds", which means that the clouds are in the water. In this way, a picture of a young girl playing with her clothes and then looking into the "mirror" of self-pity floats in front of her eyes. A "yin" expresses all the infinite thoughts of "a woman at her best age". This word is the most wonderful. There seems to be a touch of sadness floating on top of the joy, which makes people love and pity her at the same time.

"Gou Jian conquered the most beautiful woman, and raised the moth to enter the Wu Pass". Xi Shi's process from a "crossing river girl" to the "Wu Palace Concubine" was briefly described. beauty. These two sentences are relatively mediocre.

“It’s too small to be possible to help Guanwa Palace.” It is still mediocre in terms of literary talent, but it vaguely reveals the realm of life that the poet desires. The poet is extremely talented and it is natural to make contributions. “It is too small to be achieved.” "It shows that the political achievements Li Bai hopes to pursue are not ordinary, but big achievements, which are beyond ordinary "unattainable" achievements. He had high hopes but many disappointments. Li Bai's suffering throughout his life was caused by too high political expectations.

"A husband has destroyed his country, and his country will never be returned", following the previous two sentences, once again reveals Li Bai's strong political aspirations.

From the whole poem, we might as well regard Xi Shi’s beauty as a reflection of the poet’s talent. Xi Shi finally “destroyed the country”, while the poet accomplished nothing politically and “will not be able to repay him for a thousand years.” There is both admiration for Xi Shi's historical achievements, and there is also a lingering sadness of self-pity and self-injury.