What are the ancient alcoholic poets?

How to solve your worries? Only Du Kang. There are so many images of wine in ancient poems, so let's talk about "drunkard" poets!

What are the ancient alcoholic poets?

Most of the seven sages in the bamboo forest love to drink. There are also people who drink with pigs in the world.

Tao Yuanming, an outstanding poet in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, loved drinking, but because of his poor family, he could not buy it often. One year on the Double Ninth Festival, he was deeply distressed because he had no wine to drink, so he went to pick flowers under the chrysanthemum fence next to his house and sat under it for a long time. At this time, he happened to meet Wang Hongpai, the secretariat of Jiangzhou, who sent wine in white. He was happy to go round and round and picked up the wine until he got as drunk as a fiddler, and then someone helped him home.

Li Bai, wine appears many times in his poems.

Liu Yong, lingering in Yanliuhua Lane, the wine never leaves his body.

The nine most famous drunkards in the history of China.

Wine ranks first in wine, color and wealth. According to legend, wine was invented by Du Kang in Zhou Dynasty, but Du Kang was not an alcoholic. People use alcohol to make money from alcoholics. There are more than nine alcoholics in the history of China, but the following are the most anecdotes and the most famous.

Kong Rong

Kong Rong let everyone know the story of pear, but not many people know that Kong Rong is an alcoholic. It is said that before the Han Dynasty, alcohol was drunk casually. After the founding of Liu Bang, Xiao He banned alcohol. Since then, every time the harvest is bad, alcohol has been banned to save food. When you can't help drinking, everyone drinks freely, and you can't tell who is an alcoholic. As soon as this ban came out, others stopped drinking, but alcoholics still drank there, which made them stand out from the crowd. Cao Cao has food panic disorder. When food was in short supply, he issued a restraining order. At this time, ordinary people have to restrain themselves, Kong Rong didn't. He wrote directly to Cao Cao, and his literary talent was flying. Kong Rong's mouth was poisonous, which finally angered Cao Cao and killed Kong Rong's family. Kong Rong sighed when he died; "Talking too much leads to failure" means that he has never understood it. If he didn't drink too much and his mouth was out of control of his brain, how could he talk so much nonsense?

Zheng quan

It is generally believed that northerners can drink more than southerners, but during the Three Kingdoms period, there was Kong Rong in the north and a better one in the south, that is, Zheng Quan and Wu Guoren.

Zheng is known as the "alcoholic". Brother Zheng Quan hopes that he will have a boat full of 500 kinds of welcome wine, and put his favorite snacks on both sides of the boat. He can drink freely anytime and anywhere, and these wines will not decrease. He will drink a bucket to make up a bucket, drink a liter and add a liter, fill him up automatically, and always keep the best state of 500 guests. Zheng Quan's oral English is higher than Kong Rong's. He works as a doctor under Sun Quan and often gives advice to Sun Quan. It was not enough to drink every day when he was alive. He also hopes that after death, his bones will turn into mud, and he will be lucky enough to be made into a hip flask and soaked in wine forever, so that he can live and die without wine! His obsession with wine is really shocking.

Tao Yuanming

Tao Yuanming, a great alcoholic, famously said, "I'm drunk and I want to sleep." Tao Yuanming has been a good wine all his life and likes to drag others to his house to drink. Once he got drunk first, he said, "I'm drunk and I want to sleep."

Tao Yuanming said when he was a Peng: "How can I bow down to the children in the village for five buckets of rice!" Later, he resigned and retired angrily and never came back. After drinking, Tao Yuanming and a group of friends went to Tiger Claw Cliff at the southern foot of Lushan Mountain, two miles away. Day after day, the middle of the stone actually collapsed, leaving a pillow mark. Therefore, this stone was named drunken stone. Tao Yuanming drank too much all his life, but all his five sons were a little stupid, which may be the sequela left by Tao Yuanming's drinking.

Liu Ling

Du Kang made wine, and Liu Ling got drunk. When it comes to drunkards, we can't help talking about Liu Ling. Liu Ling, an Anhui native, is one of the seven sages of bamboo forest, and advocates the thought of Lao Zi and Zhuang Zi. Liu Ling often sits on a deer cart, which is loaded with wine. The cart follows wherever it goes, followed by a man carrying a shovel. His duty is to bury Liu Ling when he drinks to death. Liu Ling likes to undress and run naked while drinking.

Liu Ling is famous for his poems, but no works have been handed down from generation to generation. Only one poem, Ode to Wine Virtue, is very famous. Mr. Lao Liuling was famous before his death and became a celebrity after his death. Someone praised him: "You have been drunk all your life and will never be sad again." The world loves wine, perhaps because the reality is too cruel, so only wine has heaven. But when you are drunk, you can have no sadness. What if you wake up?

Ruan Ji

Ruan Ji heard that there were 300 barrels of wine in the cellar of the infantry battalion, so he volunteered to be an infantry captain. He drank every day and left after drinking, so everyone called him Ruan Infantry. The proprietress of the hotel near Ruan Ji's home is a famous beauty. Ruan Ji had nothing to do, so he had to go drinking. If you don't leave after drinking, you will lie next to her and fall asleep. Ruan Ji, like Liu Ling, likes to drink by car. He has to get off wherever he goes, and he cries when he is excited. Although Ruan Ji was an official, he didn't do his job honestly and obey the etiquette, but he still enjoyed it and became a happy alcoholic.

Wang Ji

Wang Ji, the word reactive,no. Dong Gaozi, Mr. Wudou. Wang Ji, a native of Shanxi in the Tang Dynasty, is famous for his five-character poems and is recognized as the founder of them by later generations. Besides, Ji Wang is quite knowledgeable. He is good at playing the piano. He once adapted the piano music "Landscape Exercises", and he can also do divination. He is a total alcoholic.

Wang Ji's family has sixteen hectares of land and a number of handmaiden. He and his family grow grain and wine, raise livestock and collect herbs, and live a very nourishing life. After the collapse of the Sui Dynasty, his boss Chen heard that his works had turned into wine and gave him three liters. Ji Wang stopped talking and drank hard every day. Everyone admires his persistence in wine and calls him a "Bachelor of Wine Fighting".

Bi Zhuo

Jin publicly announced that his ideal in life is "holding a glass in his right hand, holding a crab clamp in his left hand, and shooting a floating wine boat is enough for a lifetime." Because of this sentence, Bi Zhuo became a celebrity.

When Bi Zhuo was an official, he stole wine from his neighbor's house at night and tied it there with a rope. At dawn, the neighbor let him go and apologized. Bi Zhuo said: Thank you for letting me smell the wine all night. If you feel embarrassed, I'll get some wine to drink. Up to now, there is a folk couplet to persuade people to drink, which is "Get drunk in the urn and go back to Li Taibai immediately". Bi Zhuo stealing wine has also become one of the folk stories.

Huai Su

Huai Su, a monk, never meditates, eats no meat, drinks no wine, travels and writes no cursive script. I have been doing these four things all my life. Even if I sleep, I sleep because I am drunk. Huai Su's calligraphy is quite good. He didn't recite the scriptures, polluted everyone's water source and was soon expelled.

Huai Su returned home and began to practice calligraphy. Huai Su likes to write cursive script, but he can't afford paper, so he planted more than 10,000 plantains. Finally, I wrote my grades, and my pen was bald. Huai Su buried these things together and named them "Pen Tomb".

If he is asked to write, he should be invited to drink. Huai Su advocated that "drinking is nourishing and cursive writing is refreshing". At that time, almost all famous people held banquets in succession and invited Huai Su to his home for warm hospitality. Huai Su just wants a few drinks.

Huai Su finally became the representative of Mad Grass, and Huai Su, a monk who lived a drunken life, became famous in the scholarly wine industry.

Lipper

Li Bai wrote a hundred poems in a bucket and went to sleep in a restaurant in Chang 'an, but the son of heaven told him not to get on the boat, claiming that he was Brewmaster.

Historically, Li Bai was called Brewmaster. This is not because Li Bai can drink a lot, but because Li Bai's poems and songs are too famous. Legend has it that Li Bai and the county magistrate recited poems. Suddenly, a female corpse floated from the upstream, and everyone on the shore exclaimed loudly. The county magistrate twirled a poem: Whose daughter is twenty-eight? Reed floating on the shore. A bird peeks at a green eyebrow, and a fish gets ink in his mouth.

The county magistrate thought that he had finally won Li Bai once. Looking back, Li Bai had already left. Later, Li Bai learned what had happened and found a bully to avenge the girl. It is said that Li Bai once fought with several people, and this is one of them. Since then, Li Bai has served the country with a sword and traveled around the world.

Li Bai has been wandering outside for more than ten years and finally made a name for himself. He began to drink, who also ignored, still dare to let Gao Lishi take off his boots. He was admitted as an academician by Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty. However, this job has a good name. In fact, it is to make poems for the emperor. Li Bai simply gets drunk every day and shows his madness. Finally, he was fired and reinstated as a civilian.