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Li Bai's close friend in Japan created the official miracle of the Tang Dynasty

author:Ding-to-Life

Opening: The prosperity of a big country must continue to open up to the outside world and use talents in an eclectic manner in order to stand on top of the world.

The Tang Dynasty can be said to have created a dynasty that has never been seen before and never come after, as long as you are a talent, no matter where you come from, you will be immediately reused.

Li Bai's closest Japanese friend was Chao Heng (晁衡), also known as Chao Heng (朝衡), also known as Chao Heng (朝衡), also known as Ju Qing ,Japanese, whose original name was Abe Nakamaru (698-770), a courtier surname, Abe clan, and an outstanding emissary of Sino-Japanese cultural exchanges. One of the Tang students sent by the Nara period of Japan, entered the Tang Dynasty in the fifth year of the New Century (717), refused to leave because of the "Mu Chinese style", so he changed his name to Chao Heng and stayed in the Tang Dynasty for a long time, in the first month of 770 AD, Abe Nakamaru died in Chang'an and was buried in Chang'an at the age of 72.

Li Bai's close friend in Japan created the official miracle of the Tang Dynasty

Chao Heng

In the fifth year of Tang Kaiyuan (717), he accompanied the ninth Tang envoy sent by Japan to China to study, and after completing his studies, he stayed in the Tang court as an official, successively serving as Zuo Supplementary Wen (equivalent to the current Minister of Supervision), Zuo Sanqi Changshi, and Zhennan Duhu. Thirty-five years later, Tianbao Twelve Years (753 AD), as an emissary of the Tang Dynasty, returned to Japan with the eleventh Japanese Tang mission, and on the way, he encountered strong winds at sea and was rumored to have drowned.

Li Bai's close friend in Japan created the official miracle of the Tang Dynasty

In the middle of the country

Chao Heng's friend Li Bai heard the bad news and was so sad that he wrote the famous "Crying Chao Qing Heng" to mourn his friend. The relationship between Chao Heng and Li Bai in the Sheng Tang Literary Circle at that time has always been sung as a good story, which shows the relationship between the two.

Japan's Chao Qing resigned the imperial capital, and the sails were wrapped around the pot.

The bright moon should not return to the blue sea, and the white clouds are full of sorrow.

Li Bai remembered the grand occasion of sending Chao Heng not long ago, and the scene where Tang Xuanzong personally inscribed poems and sent them away, and he couldn't help but feel sad. I also thought of my friend's sail driving on the vast sea, shuttling between PenglaiXian Mountain and Sanshen Mountain, and the waves lapping at the sailboat, indicating that there might be danger approaching.

The bright moon gradually sank into the blue sea, and layers of white clouds covered the entire Cangwu Mountain. Li Bai's extremely sad mood expressed his extreme thoughts and worries about his friends through the imagination of the bright moon sinking into the sea and the clouds of sorrow covering the entire Cangwu Mountain.

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