Poetry is an important part of traditional Chinese culture, it can be traced back to the pre-Qin period, Qu Yuan is considered to be the first great patriotic poet in Chinese history, the founder of Chinese romantic literature, the founder and representative writer of "Chu Ci", who opened up the tradition of "vanilla beauty" and was known as the "ancestor of words" and "the ancestor of Chinese poetry".
Poetry was precipitated through the development of the Han Dynasty, the Wei and Jin Dynasties, and the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and by the Tang Dynasty, the development of poetry reached its peak. In the early Tang Dynasty, Wang Bo, Yang Jiong, Lu Zhaolin, and Luo Binwang were known as the "Four Masters of the Early Tang Dynasty", and among these four masters, Luo Binwang wrote the most poems.
Luo Binwang was born in The Cold Gate and was a typical poor family. However, Luo Binwang has been known as a "prodigy" since he was a child, and when he was 7 years old, he wrote "Wing Goose", a poem that has also been compiled into primary school textbooks, and many people have recited luo Binwang's poem.
In addition to the wide circulation of "Wing Goose", Luo Binwang's famous work "Emperor Jing" was a rare long piece in the early Tang Dynasty, and it was thought that it was a masterpiece at that time. Moreover, he also worked in the border city for a long time and wrote a lot of border poems. For example, "The evening wind is confusing, and the new melon shines on the side of autumn." The stove fire through the army wall, the smoke on the building. "Proud and ambitious, kind to hear.
In poetry, Luo Binwang was undoubtedly a genius, but in the early politics of the Tang Dynasty, he suffered repeated setbacks. Luo Binwang's father was originally the Commander of Bochang County, Qingzhou, but his father later died in Renshou.
During the reign of Emperor Gaozong of Tang, king Luo Bin was known as the subordinate of Li Yuanqing, the King of Dao, and Li Yuanqing knew that King Luo Bin was a talented person, so he let King Luo Bin display his talents in public. However, King Luo Bin was dismissive, so King Luo Bin angered Li Yuanqing.
Although Li Yuanqing did not embarrass Luo Binwang in the end, his personality brought him a lot of trouble. Not long after, King Luo Bin was appointed as Feng LiLang (奉礼郎) and was made a scholar of Dongtai Shuzheng . Soon after, King Luo Bin was degraded for committing a crime, and he joined the western region and long-lived frontiers. Later, King Luo Bin entered Shuzhong and joined Li Yijun, the grand governor of Yaozhou Province, as his aide.
During this period, King Luo Bin assisted Li Yi in quelling the rebellion, and as a result, King Luo Bin successively served as the master book of martial arts, the main book of Chang'an, and the main book of Chang'an into the imperial court. When Wu Zetian came to power, Luo Binwang repeatedly wrote to satirize Wu Zetian, and was not long after being imprisoned. Luo Binwang, who was in prison, wrote this poem "Cicada in Prison", "It is difficult to fly in the dew, and the wind is loud and easy to sink." No one believes in purity, who is left to show their hearts? ”
From this poem, it is not difficult to see that Luo Binwang's heart is full of sorrow and indignation. The following year, King Luobin was pardoned and released from prison. Luo Binwang did not bury his political future, and after his release from prison, he served as the county magistrate of Linhai County, known as Luo Linhai.
In 684, Wu Zetian deposed Emperor Zhongzong and established himself, and in September of that year, Xu Jingye (also known as Li Jingye, Li Ji's grandson) rebelled in Yangzhou. At that time, King Luo Bin was a subordinate of Xu Province, and was appointed as the Art and Literature Order, in charge of the clerical secrets.
During this period, King Luo Bin specially drafted the "Discussion of Wu Shuo for Xu Jingye", and when Wu Zetian saw this article, he praised Luo Bin Wang's literary style. Not long after, Xu Jingye's uprising was suppressed.
After Xu Jingye failed to raise an army, he was killed. In the Zizhi Tongjian, it is believed that Luo Binwang and Xu Jingye were killed at the same time, but in the "Chaoye Youzai" it is said that he died by throwing himself into the river, and the New Book of Tang said that he was "out of his destiny".
Therefore, after the failure of Xu Jingye's rebellion, Luo Binwang seemed to have evaporated in the human world, and there are still no specific historical materials to confirm his whereabouts. However, under the circumstances of defeat at that time, the possibility of Luo Binwang being killed was still very high.