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Text: Confucian scholars in southern Hebei
Editor: Southern Hebei Confucianism
Recently, a scrap of paper "Cherish the Void" that appeared in the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang has attracted widespread attention. Experts believe that this fragment reveals the original text of a poem by the famous poet Li Bai "Will Enter the Wine", and the changes in calligraphy are more poetic, which further supports that this fragment is the original. "Will Enter the Wine" is one of Li Bai's masterpieces and is known as a treasure of ancient Chinese literature. However, due to the long history of history, the preservation and inheritance of cultural relics is not easy, and many ancient works have been changed and lost in versions. Therefore, the appearance of this fragment is of great significance for the study of Li Bai and the original version of "Will Enter the Wine".
According to the analysis of experts, this scrap of paper may have come from the palace, because the content of the calligraphy articles in the palace is basically not wrong. Moreover, the changes in calligraphy are more poetic, further proving its authenticity. This also makes people look forward to the value and importance of this paper scrap.
Some experts in the literary world expressed their appreciation and excitement for this discovery. They believe that the appearance of this fragment will provide new clues and perspectives for Li Bai's research, and give us a deeper understanding of the great poet's creation and thoughts.
However, there are also those who have questioned this finding. They believe that archaeological and antiquities research is a complex and delicate work that requires rigorous evidence and analysis. For the authenticity of this scrap of paper, more academic arguments and scientific methods are needed.
In any case, the appearance of this scrap of paper gives us an important clue, which gives us more room to think and explore about Li Bai and "Will Enter the Wine". I hope that in the future, more researchers and experts will devote themselves to this field to uncover the secrets of this piece of paper and present us with a more complete picture of Li Bai and his works.
Personal Opinion:
The appearance of this fragment of paper does provide important clues for the study of Li Bai and the original version of "Jiang Jinjiu". Regardless of whether this fragment can be confirmed as authentic or not, it provides a new perspective and space for Li Bai's research. As a giant of ancient Chinese literature, Li Bai's works have always attracted much attention. Through the analysis and study of this fragment, we may be able to gain a deeper understanding of his creative ideas and cultural background.
Of course, we also need to maintain a rational and cautious attitude towards the authenticity of such cultural relics found, after all, archaeological and cultural relics research is a rigorous work that requires more evidence and verification. I hope that more scholars and experts will join this field in the future to uncover the secrets of this fragment of paper for us and restore a more complete picture of Li Bai and his works.
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