Wouldn't My Generation Be Artemesia's People from Li Bai's Farewell to the Children at Nanling to the Capital - Laughing up at the sky and going out the door, Wouldn't My Generation Be Artemesia's People.

1, the whole poem

White wine is newly ripened in the mountains, yellow chickens pecking millet in autumn is fat. I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do that, but I'm going to be able to do it, and I'm going to be able to do it. I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to get a good deal out of this, but I'm sure I'm going to be able to get a good deal out of it. It was not too early for him to travel the world, so he took his whip and crossed his horse to travel a long way. I left my home and went west to Qin. I'm going out with a big smile on my face, I'm not an artesian.

2, Note

Just brewed white wine, I tasted it when I returned from the mountains, golden chickens are pecking at the plump grain. Calling on my servants to cook a stew of yellow chickens and pour the wine, the laughter of my children tugs at my coat. Under the clear sky, I sing and drink, trying to soothe myself with drunkenness, my drunken dancing figure competing with the setting sun.

The lobbying monarch has realized that time is rushing by, and he is fast and furious, running to a faraway land. The foolish woman of Huiji mocked the poor Zhu Baichen, and at this moment I also left my hometown and traveled westward to Chang'an and entered the land of Qin. Laughing up to the sky, I stride out, will I be a man who has lived in the wilderness for a long time?

Poetry Appreciation and Poet's Introduction

1. Poetry Appreciation

This poem depicts the poet's return in the season of harvest and the scene of gathering with his family. By depicting elements such as white wine, yellow chickens, child servants and children, the poet draws a picture of a warm and cheerful family life. At the same time, the poet expresses his desire to build up his career and expresses his inner passion with the help of singing, drinking, dancing and other actions.

The poet refers to lobbying the king of Ten Thousand Vehicles, hinting at his own ambitions and pursuits. Finally, the poet expresses his determination to leave his hometown and pursue a higher and farther goal by laughing up to the sky and striding out. The whole poem is rich in emotion and far-reaching in meaning, showing the poet's unique artistic style.

2. Introduction to the Poet

Li Bai (701-762), known as Taibai (太白), and the Green Lotus Dweller (青莲居士), was a great romantic poet of the Tang Dynasty, and was honored by posterity as the "Poetry Immortal". He was born in the city of Shattered Leaves (present-day Tokmak, Kyrgyzstan) and moved to Changlong County, Mianzhou, Sichuan Province (present-day Jiangyou, Sichuan Province) as a child.

Li Bai's poetic style was bold and free, rich in imagination, with a natural flow of language and varied rhythms. He was good at drawing nutritious materials from folk songs and myths, constituting his unique magnificent and brilliant colors.