In the five thousand years of Chinese civilization, there have been countless literati and inkers, famous generals and emperors. If these people are transformed into beautiful and handsome men in the style of comics, it must be extremely pleasing to the eye. A series of high-value popular science books compiled by the ancients, we have introduced three before. There are many more books in this series, and today I bring a historical type called "Li Bai and the Lower Reaches of Juntian". (This article is the exclusive debut of Qingfeng Animation, please do not plagiarize the manuscript)
Book Introduction
The book is priced at 26 yuan, choosing the four most important stages in Li Bai's life. There are four friends who have a lot of friendship with him, so can they be called Li Bai's friends?
There are many gifts for the book, including a beautiful man sticker, a lucky bookmark, a random ancient style folding fan, and a random letter from the beautiful man's collection.
Inside the book
As the most well-known great poet of the Tang Dynasty, Li Bai's name is well known. He has the reputation of a poetry immortal, and under Li Bai's pen, he can feel the magnificence and strength of sheng tang.
The books are made of exquisite double envelopes, full color inner text, and luxurious laser gilding. There are not only stories of Li Bai having friends, but also some introductions to Sheng Tang.
He Zhizhang
He Zhizhang is Li Bai's friend of the year, and he has the grace of knowing him. Li Bai once wrote one of the "Two Songs of Remembering the He Supervisor of Wine", in which the He Supervisor is He Zhizhang. When Emperor Suzong of Tang was crown prince, He Zhizhang was an official from Congsanpin.
He served as a guest of the crown prince and the secretary of the commission, and others also honored He Zhizhang as he supervisor. The two met in the first year of Tianbao, in 742. Li Bai was exactly 20 years old at the time, and it was the spirited teenager.
Li Yong
The second was Li Bai's gentleman's friend, the Tang Dynasty calligrapher Li Yong, who wrote "Shang Li Yong". Li Bai was probably in his 20s when he met Li Yong, when Li Bai was just out of the woods, and Li Yong was already a highly respected celebrity.
Although the first meeting was unpleasant, Li Yong later learned that Li Bai was short of money and sent him money. Unfortunately, Li Yong was persecuted and died by Li Linfu, and Li Bai also wrote poems for his friend Ming Ping.
Du fu
As the two most well-known great poets of the Tang Dynasty, the friendship between Li Bai and Du Fu is also a good story that everyone appreciates. Du Fu wrote many poems to give to idols, and Li Bai also gave back several poems.
Although the age background difference is large, it does not prevent the two from making friends. Unfortunately, at this time, Li Bai has reached middle age, and there are many regrets in his life. Follow Du Fu and go to see Li Bai's regrets and relief.
Yuan Dan Qiu
Yuan Danqiu said that one of the most important social figures in Li Bai's life, the two met Li Bai at the age of 20, and also went to Songshan to live together. According to statistics, Li Bai gave a total of fourteen poems to this Taoist friend.
This sentence in Li Bai's masterpiece "Will Enter the Wine" must be full of joy, and it is not necessary to make the golden bottle empty to the moon, which was created when he and Yuan Danqiu were drinking. The Yuan DanQiu painted here really has a taoist xianfeng Dao bone, and it feels beautiful.
Other friends
Of course, there are not only the above four, but also Wang Changling, Meng Haoran and so on. These were Li Bai's best friends, Wang Changling was 11 years older than Li Bai, and when Li Bai was exiled to Baling, the two saw each other as before. Li Bai wrote "Wen Wang Changling Left Migration Dragon Marked with This Mail", and Wang Changling also wrote "Baling Sent Li XII".
Li Bai visited 40-year-old Meng Haoran at the age of 28, and he was a pair of year-old friends. Unfortunately, Meng Haoran did not give poems like other poets, and Li Bai wrote all his admiration for Meng Haoran in the poem "Gift to Meng Haoran".