These two sentences are from Li Bai's famous article "Gift to Wang Lun"
Gift to Wang Lun
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Li Bai was about to go on a boat, and overheard the song on the shore.
The peach blossom pond is thousands of feet deep, and it is not as deep as Wang Lun to send me love!
Li Bai wrote this poem during the Tianbao period. Li Bai has visited Taohuatan many times, and Wang Lun is a local friend of Li Bai, and every time Li Bai comes, he will entertain him with home-brewed wine.
The first two sentences are "Li Bai will want to go on a boat, and he overhears the song on the shore." "It's a scene description. Li Bai boarded the light boat and was about to set off when he suddenly heard someone on the shore singing a song to the beat to send him off. (Stepping on a song is stepping out of a song with your feet, which means stepping on a beat with your feet) Who is that person? The author did not directly state.
Peach Blossom Pond
The last two sentences "The peach blossom pond is thousands of feet deep, and it is not as deep as Wang Lun sent me affection!" "It's lyrical. Even if the water of Peach Blossom Pond is a thousand feet deep, there is no deep friendship between Wang Lun and me! Shen Deqian, a commentator in the Qing Dynasty, once commented: "If You compare Wang Lun's farewell feelings to a thousand-foot pool of water, it seems very vulgar, and Li Bai's lack of use is very wonderful." ”
Now Peach Blossom Pond has become one of the synonyms for farewell because of Li Bai's poem.
Also attached is the author's biography:
Li Bai (701 – December 762), courtesy name Taibai , Qinglian Resident , also known as "Who Immortal", was a great romantic poet of the Tang Dynasty, who was known as "Poetry Immortal" by posterity.