Taibai, the Poetry Immortal, is the name of Li Bai, a famous poet of the Tang Dynasty, who is known as the "Poetry Immortal" and one of the most representative poets of the Tang Dynasty. He was known as the "Poetry Immortal", one of the most representative poets of the Tang Dynasty. Intelligent since childhood, Taibai had excellent talent and writing talent, and his poetic style was unrestrained and bold, full of unlimited imagination and creativity, and he was regarded as the "Dragon and God of Poetry" by the later generations.

Taibai was born in the third year of Tianbao (742) and died in the fourteenth year of Zhenyuan (762) at the age of twenty. During his short life, he left behind a large number of poems and writings, covering various fields such as philosophy, history, politics, and lyricism, and was regarded as "one of the best in the history of poetry and a genius of literature".

Taibai's poetry is known for its unrestrained and exuberant style, which is magnificent and full of interest, combining lofty ideals and profound thinking with wild character and artistic methods. His poems reflect the rise and fall of Tang society, people's hardships and natural landscape, leaving immortal literary treasures for future generations.

Taibai is not only a representative figure in Tang poetry, but also a treasure in Chinese literary history, which has had a profound influence on the development of literature in later generations. With his unique style, vivid language and profound meaning, his poems occupy an important position in the field of literature and have become one of the treasures of Chinese culture.