Li Bai - Knowledge (XXG)

1891: 5924: 2345: 1372:, as well as various astrological and metaphysical materials which Confucians tended to eschew, though he disdained to take the literacy exam. Reading the "Hundred Authors" was part of the family literary tradition, and he was also able to compose poetry before he was ten. The young Li also engaged in other activities, such as taming wild birds and fencing. His other activities included riding, hunting, traveling, and aiding the poor or oppressed by means of both money and arms. Eventually, the young Li seems to have become quite skilled in 1600: 1537: 4742: 1839: 2159:, or immortal beings. There is a strong element of Taoism in his works, both in the sentiments they express and in their spontaneous tone, and "many of his poems deal with mountains, often descriptions of ascents that midway modulate into journeys of the imagination, passing from actual mountain scenery to visions of nature deities, immortals, and 'jade maidens' of Taoist lore". Watson sees this as another affirmation of Li Bai's affinity with the past, and a continuity with the traditions of the 2369:

Yet she notes the persistence of "what we can rightly call the 'Li-Du debate', the terms of which became so deeply ingrained in the critical discourse surrounding these two poets that almost any characterization of the one implicitly critiqued the other". Li's influence has also been demonstrated in the immediate geographical area of Chinese cultural influence, being known as Ri Haku in Japan. This influence continues even today. Examples range from poetry to painting and to literature.

1184: 1645:) was in the remote extreme southwestern part of the empire, and was considered to be outside the main sphere of Chinese civilization and culture. Li Bai headed toward Yelang with little sign of hurry, stopping for prolonged social visits (sometimes for months), and writing poetry along the way, leaving detailed descriptions of his journey for posterity. Notice of an imperial pardon recalling Li Bai reached him before he even got near Yelang. He had only gotten as far as 1446: 803:, which was first published in the 18th century. Around the same time, translations of his poems began to appear in Europe. The poems became models for celebrating the pleasures of friendship, the depth of nature, solitude, and the joys of drinking. Among the most famous are "Waking from Drunkenness on a Spring Day" (Chinese: 春日醉起言志), "The Hard Road to Shu" (Chinese: 蜀道难), "Bring in the Wine" (Chinese: 将进酒), and " 1714: 1750: 5948: 4552: 807:" (Chinese: 静夜思), which are still taught in schools in China. In the West, multilingual translations of Li's poems continue to be made. His life has even taken on a legendary aspect, including tales of drunkenness and chivalry, and the well-known tale that Li drowned when he reached from his boat to grasp the moon's reflection in the river while he was drunk. 1526:, who bestowed upon him the nickname the "Immortal Exiled from Heaven". Indeed, after an initial audience, where Li Bai was questioned about his political views, the Emperor was so impressed that he held a big banquet in his honor. At this banquet, the Emperor was said to show his favor, even to the extent of personally seasoning his soup for him. 61: 2336:, or "regulated verse", the formally most demanding verse form of the times. Watson notes, however, that his poem "Seeing a Friend Off" was "unusual in that it violates the rule that the two middle couplets ... must observe verbal parallelism", adding that Chinese critics excused this kind of violation in the case of a genius like Li. 1701:, and Li Bai went to stay with him there. In the meantime, Suzong and Xuanzong both died within a short period of time, and China had a new emperor. Also, China was involved in renewed efforts to suppress further military disorders stemming from the Anshi rebellions, and Li volunteered to serve on the general staff of the Chinese commander 5936: 811:

perceived as if in a timeless moment; and more. However, of particular importance are the changes in China during his lifetime. His early poems were written in a "golden age" of internal peace and prosperity, under an emperor who actively promoted and participated in the arts. This ended with the beginning of the

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Literary critic James J.Y. Liu notes "Chinese poets seem to be perpetually bewailing their exile and longing to return home. This may seem sentimental to Western readers, but one should remember the vastness of China, the difficulties of communication... the sharp contrast between the highly cultured

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In his own lifetime, during his many wanderings and while he was attending court in Chang'an, Li Bai met and parted from various contemporary poets. These meetings and separations were typical occasions for versification in the tradition of the literate Chinese of the time, a prime example being his

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Li Bai's poetry was immensely influential in his own time, as well as for subsequent generations in China. From early on, he was paired with Du Fu. The recent scholar Paula Varsano observes that "in the literary imagination they were, and remain, the two greatest poets of the Tang—or even of China".

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Li Bai is well known for the technical virtuosity of his poetry and the mastery of his verses. In terms of poetic form, "critics generally agree that Li produced no significant innovations ... In theme and content also, his poetry is notable less for the new elements it introduces than for the

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in the autumn of 744, when they shared a single room and various activities together, such as traveling, hunting, wine, and poetry, thus established a close and lasting friendship. They met again the following year. These were the only occasions on which they met, in person, although they continued

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form, or "old style" poems, a type of poetry allowing a great deal of freedom in terms of the form and content of the work. An example is his poem "蜀道難", translated by Witter Bynner as "Hard Roads in Shu". Shu is a poetic term for Sichuan, the destination of refuge that Emperor Xuanzong considered

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and others intervened; Guo Ziyi was the very person whom Li Bai had saved from court martial a couple of decades before. His wife, the lady Zong, and others (such as Song Ruosi) wrote petitions for clemency. Upon General Guo Ziyi's offering to exchange his official rank for Li Bai's life, Li Bai's

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burst across the land. The Emperor eventually fled to Sichuan and abdicated. During the confusion, the Crown Prince opportunely declared himself Emperor and head of the government. The An Shi disturbances continued (as they were later called, since they lasted beyond the death of their instigator,

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Critics have focused on Li Bai's strong sense of the continuity of poetic tradition, his glorification of alcoholic beverages (and, indeed, frank celebration of drunkenness), his use of persona, the fantastic extremes of some of his imagery, his mastery of formal poetic rules—and his ability to

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Much of Li's life is reflected in his poems, which are about places he visited; friends whom he saw off on journeys to distant locations, perhaps never to meet again; his own dream-like imaginings, embroidered with shamanic overtones; current events of which he had news; descriptions of nature,

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in the palace, was asked to assist in the removal of these, in front of the Emperor. Gao took offense at being asked to perform this menial service, and later managed to persuade Yang Guifei to take offense at Li's poems concerning her. At the persuasion of Yang Guifei and Gao Lishi, Xuanzong

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as "rapt with wine". The "Eight Immortals", however, drank to an unusual degree, though they still were viewed as pleasant eccentrics. Burton Watson concluded that "early all Chinese poets celebrate the joys of wine, but none so tirelessly and with such a note of genuine conviction as Li ".

1815:, with whom he stayed in his final years and to whom he entrusted his manuscripts. However, the most reliable texts are not necessarily in the earliest editions. Song dynasty scholars produced various editions of his poetry, but it was not until the Qing dynasty that such collections as the 1851:, comparing him to Du Fu, says Li's poetry, "is essentially backward-looking, that it represents more a revival and fulfillment of past promises and glory than a foray into the future." Watson adds, as evidence, that of all the poems attributed to Li Bai, about one sixth are in the form of 1846:

Li Bai had a strong sense of himself as being part of a poetic tradition. The "genius" of Li Bai, says one recent account, "lies at once in his total command of the literary tradition before him and his ingenuity in bending (without breaking) it to discover a uniquely personal idiom..."

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Li Bai became a favorite among translators for his straightforward and seemingly simple style. Later translations are too numerous to discuss here, but an extensive selection of Li's poems, translated by various translators, is included in John Minford and Joseph S. M. Lau,

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combine all of these with a seemingly effortless virtuosity to produce inimitable poetry. Other themes in Li's poetry, noted especially in the 20th century, are sympathy for the common folk and antipathy towards needless wars (even when conducted by the emperor himself).

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suggested in a poem that Li had died of chronic thoracic suppuration (pus entering the chest cavity). According to another source, Li Bai drowned after falling from his boat one day while drunk, as he tried to embrace the reflection of the moon in the Yangtze River.

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However, even before the empire's external enemies were defeated, the two brothers fell to fighting each other with their armies. Upon the defeat of the Prince's forces by his brother the new emperor in 757, Li Bai escaped, but was later captured, imprisoned in

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life in the main cities and the harsh conditions in the remoter regions of the country, and the importance of family..." It is hardly surprising, he concludes, that nostalgia should have become a "constant, and hence conventional, theme in Chinese poetry."

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In 730, Li Bai stayed at Zhongnan Mountain near the capital Chang'an (Xi'an), and tried but failed to secure a position. He sailed down the Yellow River, stopped by Luoyang, and visited Taiyuan before going home. In 735, Li Bai was in

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Ch 19 "Li Bo (701–762): The Banished Immortal" Introduction by Burton Watson; translations by Elling Eide; Ezra Pound; Arthur Cooper, David Young; five poems in multiple translations, in John Minford and Joseph S. M. Lau, eds.,

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Burton Watson comments on Li Bai's famous poem, which he translates "Bring the Wine": "like so much of Li 's work, it has a grace and effortless dignity that somehow make it more compelling than earlier treatment of the same."

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Even Li Bai and Du Fu, the two most famous and most comprehensively edited Tang poets, were affected by the destruction of the imperial Tang libraries and the loss of many private collections in the periods of turmoil

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The following two poems, "Rising Drunk on a Spring Day, Telling My Intent" and "Drinking Alone by Moonlight", are among Li Bai's most famous and demonstrate different aspects of his use of wine and drunkenness.

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Rebellion). Although many of Li Bai's poems have survived, even more were lost and there is difficulty regarding variant texts. One of the earliest endeavors at editing Li Bai's work was by his relative

1733:, Li Bai had already been reported dead for more than a year. Local authorities, however, were only able to ascertain that he died sometime in 762, with the date and cause of his death lost to history. 2187:" (also translated as "Contemplating Moonlight"), which is often learned by schoolchildren in China. In a mere 20 words, the poem uses the vivid moonlight and frost imagery to convey the feeling of 1498:. It was in Shandong at this time that he became one of the group known as the "Six Idlers of the Bamboo Brook", an informal group dedicated to literature and wine. He wandered about the area of 2147:

An important characteristic of Li Bai's poetry "is the fantasy and note of childlike wonder and playfulness that pervade so much of it". Burton Watson attributes this to a fascination with the

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in poetry "does not mean quite the same thing as 'drunk', 'intoxicated', or 'inebriated', but rather means being mentally carried away from one's normal preoccupations ..." Liu translates

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to maintain a relationship through poetry. This is reflected in the dozen or so poems by Du Fu to or about Li Bai which survive, and the one from Li Bai directed toward Du Fu which remains.

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reluctantly, but politely, and with large gifts of gold and silver, sent Li Bai away from the royal court. After leaving the court, Li Bai formally became a Taoist, making a home in

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John C. H. Wu observed that "while some may have drunk more wine than Li , no-one has written more poems about wine." Classical Chinese poets were often associated with drinking

1506:, eventually making friends with a famous Daoist priest, Wu Yun. In 742, Wu Yun was summoned by the Emperor to attend the imperial court, where his praise of Li Bai was great. 1865:, which is, in part, tribute to the poetry of the Han and Wei dynasties. His admiration for certain particular poets is also shown through specific allusions, for example to 3232: 1624:'s (Emperor Xuanzong's) sons, who was far from the top of the primogeniture list, yet named to share the imperial power as a general after Xuanzong had abdicated, in 756. 1857:, or, in other words, reworked lyrics from traditional folk ballads. As further evidence, Watson cites the existence of a fifty-nine poem collection by Li Bai entitled 5116: 1564:, but wandering far and wide for the next ten some years, writing poems. Li Bai lived and wrote poems at Bishan (or Bi Mountain (碧山), today Baizhao Mountain (白兆山)) in 4627: 4407: 3356: 1551:, the favorite royal consort. A story, probably apocryphal, circulates about Li Bai during this period. Once, while drunk, Li Bai had gotten his boots muddy, and 1429:(宗), with whom he both had children and exchanges of poems, including many expressions of love for her and their children. His wife, Zong, was a granddaughter of 4584: 5993: 4783: 3329:

It is now housed in the Palace Museum in Beijing. Scholars commonly acknowledge it as authentic and the only known surviving piece of calligraphy by Li Bai.

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by poet William Carlos Williams was sent as a letter to Chinese American poet David Rafael Wang where Williams was seen as having a similar tone as Pound.

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during Snyder's years of studying Asian culture and Zen. Li Bai's style of descriptive writing contributed to the diversity within the Beat writing style.

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pronunciations), and Ri Haku (a romanization of the Japanese pronunciation). The varying Chinese romanizations are due to the facts that his given name (

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read a paper, "On Li Tai-po", to the Peking Oriental Society in 1888, which was subsequently published in that society's journal. The early sinologist

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genre, or meditations on the past, wherein following "one of the perennial themes of Chinese poetry", "the poet contemplates the ruins of past glory".

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In 720, he was interviewed by Governor Su Ting, who considered him a genius. Though he expressed a wish to become an official, he never took the

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Emperor Xuanzong employed him as a translator, as Li Bai knew at least one non-Chinese language. Ming Huang eventually gave him a post at the

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Variety of translations of Li Bai's poetry by a range of translators, along with photographs of geographical sites relevant to his life.

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Mémoires concernant l'histoire, les sciences, les arts, les mœurs, les usages, &c. des Chinois, par les missionnaires de Pekin

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Emperor Minghuang, seated on a terrace, observes Li Bai write poetry while having his boots taken off (Qing dynasty illustration).

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Around 1,000 poems attributed to Li are extant. His poems have been collected into the most important Tang dynasty collection,

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When the emperor ordered Li Bai to the palace, he was often drunk, but quite capable of performing on the spot.

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Riders on Horseback, Northern Qi Dynasty, the general area of the rebel heartland, although of an earlier date.

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by Hans Heilmann (1905). Heilmann worked from pioneering 19th-century translations into French: three by the

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Chinese Poetry of Li Po Set by Four Twentieth Century British Composers: Bantock, Warlock, Bliss and Lambert

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Prefecture, still engaging in the pleasures of food, wine, good company, and writing poetry; his poem "

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appointed Li Bai as a court counsellor in January 764, but by the time the imperial edict arrived in

1380:"When I was fifteen, I was fond of sword play, and with that art I challenged quite a few great men." 4637: 3253:烟店镇人文底蕴深厚，诗仙李白"酒隐安陆，蹉跎十年"，谪居于此。"问余何意栖碧山，笑而不答心自闲。桃花流水窅然去，别有天地非人间。"这首《山中问答》中的碧山就是位于烟店镇的白兆山，李白在白兆山居住期间， 2948: 5973: 5968: 5745: 5703: 5083: 5055: 4689: 3887:(New York; Hong Kong: Columbia University Press; The Chinese University Press, 2000), pp. 721–763. 2821: 2709:

Li Bai's poem 'Hard Roads in Shu' is sung by a Chinese singer AnAn in a Liu Bei trailer for a game

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After his lifetime, Li Bai's influence continued to grow. Some four centuries later, during the

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The Anchor Book of Chinese Poetry: From Ancient to Contemporary, The Full 3000-Year Tradition

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Speaking of Chinese By Raymond Chang, Margaret Scrogin Chang p. 176 WW Norton & Company

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A more general appreciation for history is shown on the part of Li Bai in his poems of the

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Online translations (some with original Chinese, pronunciation, and literal translation):

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and what Pound called the "decipherings" of professors Mori and Ariga; Lowell on those of

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Selected paintings and calligraphy acquired by the Palace Museum in the last fifty years

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recluses who practiced alchemy and austerities in the mountains, in the aim of becoming

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adaptations of four of Li's poems as texts for four of the songs in his song-symphony

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Before he was twenty, Li had fought and killed several men, apparently for reasons of

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Painting of the Drunken Li Taibai, painted by Qing dynasty painter Su Liupeng in 1884

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When Li received the news of his imperial pardon, he returned down the river to

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wrote a whole poem alluding to it (and to two other Li Bai poems), in the same

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Tracking the Banished Immortal: The Poetry of Li Bo and its Critical Reception

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Li Po and Tu Fu: Poems Selected and Translated with an Introduction and Notes

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translated by Shigeyoshi Obata. Around the same time (1931), Swiss composer

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Li Bai also wrote a number of poems from various viewpoints, including the

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Li Bai's name has been romanized as Li Bai, Li Po, Li Bo (romanizations of

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Three Chinese Poets: Translations of Poems by Wang Wei, Li Bai, and Du Fu

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and the "playful personifications" of mountains and celestial objects.

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Li is known to have married four times. His first marriage, in 727, in

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In his mid-twenties, about 725, Li Bai left Sichuan, sailing down the

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Li Bai wrote several poems about the Emperor's beautiful and beloved

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The works of Li Po, the Chinese poet, translated by Shigeyoshi Obata

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Chinese Lyricism: Shih Poetry from the Second to the Twelfth Century

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The only surviving calligraphy in Li Bai's own handwriting, titled

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Simians (Chinese poetry)#In Baidicheng, back from the way to exile

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and others). Li Bai became a staff adviser to Prince Yong, one of

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made the most comprehensive studies of the then surviving texts.

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Lute of Jade: Being Selections from the Classical Poets of China

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integrated four of Li Bai's works into his symphonic song cycle

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by Arthur Waley, 1919 (includes six titles of poems by Li Po).

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Li-Tai-Pe: Eight Chinese songs for tenor and orchestra, op. 37

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fleeing to escape the approaching forces of the rebel General

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Li Bai is generally considered to have been born in 701, in

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Spring Evening Banquet at the Peach and Pear Blossom Garden

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Portrayed by Wong Wai-leung in the 2000 television series

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In the 20th century, Li Bai even influenced the poetry of

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death sentence was commuted to exile: he was consigned to

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was called at the time; according to his biography in the

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The New Directions Anthology of Classical Chinese Poetry

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included translations of Li Bai in his 1898 publication

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was Taibai (太白), literally "Great White", as the planet

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translations of poems principally by Li Po (J., Rihaku)

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The Five-Planet and Twenty-eight Constellation Deities

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John Thompson on Li Bai and the qin musical instrument

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The Great Age of Chinese Poetry : The High T'ang.

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Kroll, Paul (2001). "Poetry of the T’ang Dynasty," in

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An Anthology of Chinese Literature: Beginnings to 1911

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Li Bai's poetry can be seen as having an influence on

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of women. For example, he wrote several poems in the

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and in Chinese history as a whole. He and his friend

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Lists and evaluates scholarship and translations. 4297:'Li Po: a new concept of genius," in Stephen Owen. 2654:translated a few of his poems into English for the 2531:and one (only distantly related to the Chinese) by 2468:'s versions of some of his poems in the collection 2298:poems have been called the greatest of all time by 2004:"Rising Drunk on a Spring Day, Telling My Intent" ( 694: 689: 671: 657: 652: 634: 620: 615: 592: 578: 573: 559: 554: 536: 529: 524: 507: 493: 479: 471: 453: 446: 441: 423: 418: 400: 393: 376: 369: 352: 338: 324: 317: 301: 294: 262: 238: 214: 207: 202: 184: 179: 161: 153: 145: 124: 93: 77: 51: 4046: 3899:Total War: THREE KINGDOMS - Liu Bei Launch Trailer 2054:When still sober we share friendship and pleasure, 2047:This joy I find must catch spring while it's here. 1388:, in accordance with the knight-errant tradition ( 1220:(碎葉) of ancient Chinese Central Asia (present-day 3687:By Zong-qi Cai p. 210. Columbia University Press 3594:"Top 10 most influential Chinese classical poems" 3263: 3261: 2045:But with moon and shadow as companions the while, 1490:, where he intervened in a court martial against 5117:Standard Design for Buddhist Temple Construction 4301:(New Haven Conn.: Yale University Press, 1981). 4264:. (New Haven and London: Yale University Press) 4190:Children's Version of 60 Classical Chinese Poems 3503:(Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1962; 2650:(1939). Although Li was not his preferred poet, 2464:Li Bai is influential in the West partly due to 1936:And collapse, sprawled against the front pillar. 1930:We are lodged in this world as in a great dream; 1572:(山中问答 Shanzhong Wenda) refers to this mountain. 1252:. Li's ancestry is traditionally traced back to 565: 4475:Extensive collection of Li Bai poems in English 3414:(New York: Columbia University Press, 2001; 2523:), Bethge based his versions on the collection 2201: 1873:, and occasionally by name, for example Du Fu. 1378: 1310:, Afghanistan. These areas were on the ancient 3685:How to read Chinese poetry: a guided anthology 3575:(Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1962; 3534: 3532: 3530: 3459: 3457: 3455: 3453: 3434: 3432: 3430: 3428: 3403:Paul Kroll, "Poetry of the T’ang Dynasty," in 3377:(New York: Columbia University Press, 2001). 3369:Paul Kroll, "Poetry of the T’ang Dynasty," in 3000: 2998: 2996: 1425:. This marriage was to another poet, surnamed 677: 663: 4578: 4283:(New York: Columbia University Press, 2001). 4108:. Far Eastern Publications: Yale University. 2850:: "Li Bai, courtesy name Taibai, was born in 2721:He appears as the main character in the 2023 2405:He is sometimes worshipped as an immortal in 2287:skill with which he brightens the old ones." 2249: 2239: 2229: 2219: 2211: 2133: 2117: 2109: 2101: 2092: 2084: 2075: 2067: 2012: 1989: 1976: 1963: 1060: 903: 889: 880: 850: 757: 499: 485: 429: 190: 83: 8: 2559:Li Bai's poetry was introduced to Europe by 2514: 2060:And plan to meet far in the river of stars. 1075:, or by the nicknames "Immortal Poet" (Poet 598: 584: 5042:Emperor Taizong Receiving the Tibetan Envoy 4281:The Columbia History of Chinese Literature. 3809: 3807: 3768:(YinYang Media Verlag, Kelkheim, Germany). 3375:The Columbia History of Chinese Literature. 3355:: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list ( 2715:He appears as a "great writer" in the game 2056:Then, utterly drunk, each goes his own way— 2036:I lift cup to bright moon, beg its company, 5516: 5099: 4850: 4585: 4571: 4563: 4014:Facing the Moon: Poems of Li Bai and Du Fu 3921:"Civilization 6: How to Use Great Writers" 3410:The Columbia History of Chinese Literature 3055: 3053: 3051: 3049: 3047: 3007:"The Poet with Many Names—and Many Deaths" 2278:, as well as Han folk-ballad style poems. 1941:Where a bird is singing among the flowers. 686: 612: 521: 438: 199: 59: 48: 5138:Great Tang Records on the Western Regions 4491:, in Chinese with English translation by 3218: 3216: 3214: 3212: 3210: 3208: 3206: 3204: 3194: 3192: 3173: 3171: 3169: 3167: 3165: 3163: 3161: 3120: 3118: 3116: 3114: 2563:, a Jesuit missionary in Beijing, in his 2321:Li Bai was also noted as a master of the 1958:When the tune is done, I no longer care. 1570:Question and Answer Amongst the Mountains 1356:The young Li read extensively, including 5847:Treatise on Astrology of the Kaiyuan Era 4966:Protectorate General to Pacify the South 4961:Protectorate General to Pacify the North 3978:. New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux. 3739: 3737: 3735: 3133:Wu, 58. Translation by Wu. Note that by 2332:Li Bai was noted for his mastery of the 2183:Liu gives as a prime example Li's poem " 1934:This is my reason to spend the day drunk 1932:Then why cause our lives so much stress? 1748: 939: 5919: 4971:Protectorate General to Pacify the East 4944:Protectorate General to Pacify the West 4385:. Rutland, Vermont: Charles E. Tuttle. 4176:. New York: Columbia University Press. 3663: 2839: 2535:. Mahler freely changed Bethge's text. 2351:with quoted text by Li Bai, painted by 2038:Then facing my shadow, we become three. 2034:With no close friends, I pour it alone. 1956:Then sing wildly, waiting for the moon, 1171: 1131: 1103: 1000: 965: 4262:The Flowering Plum and the Palace Lady 3976:Classical Chinese Poetry: An Anthology 3348: 3302: 3300: 2973:Barnstone, Tony and Chou Ping (2010). 2807:List of Three Hundred Tang Poems poets 2129:—"Drinking Alone by Moonlight" ( 2058:Let us join to roam beyond human cares 2041:The moon has never known how to drink; 360: 280: 270: 4316:(University of Hawai'i Press, 2003). 4150:. Introduction, with translations by 4084:Smith, Kidder and Zhai, Mike (2021). 4032:The Works of Li Po, the Chinese Poet. 2777:Monkeys in Chinese culture#Literature 2695:An actor playing Li Bai narrates the 2486:"The River Merchant's Wife: A Letter" 2409:and is also considered a divinity in 2052:I dance, and my shadow flails wildly. 2050:I sing, and the moon just lingers on; 2043:My shadow does nothing but follow me. 2032:Here among flowers one flask of wine, 1954:I turn to the wine, pour myself more, 1268:). Evidence suggests that during the 1244:Two accounts given by contemporaries 7: 4538:Li Po's poems at PoemHunter.com site 4250:Eide, Elling (1973). "On Li Po", in 4142:. (New York: New Directions, 2004). 3711:The Works of Li Po, the Chinese Poet 3627:Shisou(Thickets of Poetic Criticism) 3559: 3547: 2446:The Works of Li Po, the Chinese Poet 1842:A Painting of Li Bai with his poetry 1785:); the calligraphy is housed in the 1757:(To Yangtai Temple), located at the 1256:, the noble founder of the state of 5994:Recipients of Chinese royal pardons 4214:. Hong Kong: The Commercial Press, 4193:. eBook: Kindle Direct Publishing. 2610:Renditions of Li Bai's poetry into 2513:, published in an anthology called 2355:, late 17th or early 18th century, 2257:I lower my face and think of home. 1952:I am so touched that I almost sigh, 1939:When I wake, I peer out in the yard 1671:Departing from Baidi in the Morning 4526:More Translations From The Chinese 2660:More Translations from the Chinese 2646:included several of Li's poems in 2607:(1916) both featured Li's poetry. 2309:Li Bai especially excelled in the 1943:Now tell me, what season is this?— 1049:He is also known by his art name ( 14: 5946: 5934: 5922: 4740: 4550: 3822:D'Hervey de Saint-Denys (1862). 3600:. China whisper. 13 January 2013 3341:Arts of Asia: Volume 30 (2000). 2662:. Shigeyoshi Obata, in his 1922 2247:I lift my eyes and see the moon, 1611:instigated by the rebel general 1555:, the most politically powerful 1008:; and that earlier authors used 745:, 701–762), formerly pronounced 5984:Alcohol-related deaths in China 4383:The Four Seasons of Tang Poetry 4234:(1888). "Li Tai-po as a Poet", 4125:. (London: Faber & Faber). 3307:Belbin, Charles and T.R. Wang. 2591:Chinese Poetry in English Verse 2573:Marquis d'Hervey de Saint-Denys 2492:and professors Mori and Ariga. 1908:Eight Immortals of the Wine Cup 1568:. Bi Mountain (碧山) in the poem 1363:The Classic of Poetry (Shijing) 407: 386: 359: 345: 331: 310: 5999:Three Hundred Tang Poems poets 4366:The Poetry and Career of Li Po 4344:10.1093/obo/9780199920082-0106 3919:Woodrick, Sam (10 June 2020). 2757:Classical Chinese poetry forms 2723:Light Chaser Animation Studios 2565:Portraits des Célèbres Chinois 2250: 2240: 2237:Is it hoarfrost on the ground? 2230: 2227:Beside my bed a pool of light— 2220: 2138:), translated by Stephen Owen 1945:The spring breeze speaks with 1781:and a postscript added by the 1514:Wu Yun's praise of Li Bai led 1302: 1293: 1285: 1161: 1152: 1144: 1121: 1112: 1093: 1061: 956: 948: 932: 924: 904: 890: 881: 851: 739: 701: 641: 627: 543: 500: 486: 460: 430: 269: 245: 221: 191: 84: 1: 5741:Islam during the Tang dynasty 4981:Gyerim Territory Area Command 4368:(New York: MacMillan, 1950). 4212:Li Po-A New Translation 李白詩新譯 3824:Poésies de l'Époque des Thang 2979:. Random House. p. 116. 2596:History of Chinese Literature 2577:Poésies de l'Époque des Thang 1661:, passing on the way through 1449:The China of Li Bai and Du Fu 1004:) and the colloquial reading 778:, which is often called the " 5067:Six Steeds of Zhao Mausoleum 4336:Oxford Bibliographies Online 3999:(Anvil Press Poetry, 1998). 3885:Classical Chinese Literature 3830:(Columbia University Press) 3729:(2008, ISRC BR-OQQ-08-00002) 3522:Tu Fu: China's Greatest Poet 2676:Classical Chinese Literature 2539:Reference in Beat Generation 2529:Marquis d'Hervey-Saint-Denys 2388:, or old-style poetry form. 2205:Thoughts in the Silent Night 2006: 1369:Classic of History (Shujing) 1194:by Jin Guliang, Ming dynasty 1012:while modern authors prefer 987:) has two pronunciations in 780:Golden Age of Chinese Poetry 4863:Department of State Affairs 4613:Transition from Sui to Tang 4549:(public domain audiobooks) 4534:, Obata's 1922 translation. 4241:, Vol. 17 No. 1 (1888 Jul) 3997:The Selected Poems of Li Po 3345:. Arts of Asia. p. 56. 3005:Ha, Jin (23 January 2019). 2772:Modernist poetry in English 2658:, and included them in his 2436:in 1908. American composer 1793:Surviving texts and editing 1187:Li Bai, as depicted in the 898: 875: 858: 846: 128:762 (aged 60–61) 6020: 4939:Tang dynasty in Inner Asia 4312:Varsano, Paula M. (2003). 4030:Obata, Shigeyoshi (1922). 3960:(Penguin Classics, 1973). 3828:Classic Chinese Literature 3709:Obata, Shigeyoshi (1923). 3573:The Art of Chinese Poetry. 3501:The Art of Chinese Poetry. 2567:, published in the series 2276:, or "Lady Midnight" style 1579: 1107:), Banished Transcendent ( 31: 18: 5979:8th-century Chinese poets 4738: 4402:Hsieh, Chinghsuan Lily. " 4252:Perspectives on the T'ang 4074:(Elkin Mathews, London). 4053:. New York: W.W. Norton. 3948:Translations into English 3747:(Elkin Mathews, London). 3645:Selections of Tang Poetry 3088:Perspectives on the T'ang 3086:Elling Eide, "On Li Po", 2711:Total War: Three Kingdoms 2614:were influential through 2442:Seventeen Lyrics by Li Po 2373:relationship with Du Fu. 2212: 2191:. This translation is by 2134: 2118: 2110: 2102: 2093: 2085: 2076: 2068: 2013: 1990: 1977: 1964: 1641:. Yelang (in what is now 1399:civil service examination 1198:The two "Books of Tang", 1084: 839: 758: 730: 716: 712: 685: 678: 664: 611: 599: 585: 520: 437: 198: 175: 171: 58: 5808:Ten Computational Canons 5021:Three Hundred Tang Poems 4784:Administrative divisions 4497:Three Hundred Tang Poems 4226:Background and criticism 3713:(J.M. Dent & Co, ). 3135:East Asian age reckoning 2878:文宗時，詔以白歌詩、裴旻劍舞、張旭草書為「三絕」 2752:Classical Chinese poetry 2612:modernist English poetry 1717:Li Bai Memorial Hall in 1653:Return and other travels 827:Table of Peerless Heroes 800:Three Hundred Tang Poems 481:Traditional Chinese 4879:Secretariat-Chancellery 4700:Niu–Li factional strife 4422:Kidder Smith, Mike Zhai 4330:—— (2014). 4152:William Carlos Williams 2705:China Pavilion at Epcot 2690:The Legend of Lady Yang 2561:Jean Joseph Marie Amiot 1886:Rapt with wine and moon 1779:Emperor Huizong of Song 1775:Going Up To Sun Terrace 1689:and Li Yang (in modern 1607:At the end of 755, the 1306:), a state near modern 495:Simplified Chinese 21:Li Bai (disambiguation) 5760:Science and technology 5049:Huaisu's Autobiography 4949:Four Garrisons of Anxi 4715:Tang-Nanzhao conflicts 4653:Tang–Western Turks War 4623:Tang–Eastern Turks War 4106:Fifty-five T'ang Poems 3285:Sun, 26 and 27 and 318 2515: 2360: 2357:National Palace Museum 2260: 1895: 1843: 1762: 1722: 1604: 1541: 1450: 1441:On the way to Chang'an 1382: 1250:Jingning County, Gansu 1195: 566: 25:Li Bo (disambiguation) 16:Chinese poet (701–762) 5195:Green Satchel Classic 5094:Thousand-Buddha Cliff 5089:Rongxian Giant Buddha 5062:Kashyapa & Ananda 4898:Ministry of Personnel 4808:Imperial examinations 4446:10.21983/P3.0322.1.00 4412:Ohio State University 4170:Watson, Burton (1971) 4121:(translator) (1992). 4012:(translator) (2007). 3766:Die Chinesische Flöte 3764:Bethge, Hans (2001). 2822:A Quiet Night Thought 2516:Die chinesische Flöte 2506:Das Lied von der Erde 2434:Das Lied von der Erde 2407:Chinese folk religion 2347: 2185:A Quiet Night Thought 1893: 1841: 1765:Li Bai was a skilled 1752: 1716: 1697:became magistrate of 1602: 1580:Further information: 1539: 1448: 1186: 4956:Beiting Protectorate 4732:Huang Chao Rebellion 4648:Tang–Tibet relations 4618:Xuanwu Gate Incident 4522:At Project Gutenberg 3743:Pound, Ezra (1915). 3146:Sun, 24, 25, and 166 3108:Sun, 1982, 20 and 21 2876:The New Book of Tang 2782:Poetry of Mao Zedong 2742:Chinese martial arts 2701:Reflections of China 2400:Quiet Night Thoughts 2398:In China, his poem " 2282:Technical virtuosity 1811:, the magistrate of 1212:Background and birth 1206:The New Book of Tang 1201:The Old Book of Tang 622:Revised Romanization 19:For other uses, see 6004:Deified Chinese men 5746:Chinese Manichaeism 5084:Leshan Giant Buddha 5056:Night-Shining White 4918:Ministry of Justice 4903:Ministry of Revenue 4690:An Lushan rebellion 4291:, pp. 274–313. 4166:, and David Hinton. 3313:Flashpoint Magazine 2953:eastasiastudent.net 2928:eastasiastudent.net 2605:A Feast of Lanterns 2593:, and again in his 2587:Herbert Allen Giles 2452:set eight poems as 2302:scholar and writer 1818:Complete Tang Poems 1800:An Lushan Rebellion 1789:in Beijing, China. 1405:Marriage and family 1290:traditional Chinese 1175:, or "Poet-Hero"). 1141:traditional Chinese 945:traditional Chinese 921:traditional Chinese 805:Quiet Night Thought 408:Ljɨ Bɐk, or Lǐ Bhæk 5866:Woodblock printing 5729:Church of the East 5174:The Classic of Tea 5079:Dazu Rock Carvings 4710:Sweet Dew incident 4628:Tang–Xueyantuo War 4332:"Li Bai and Du Fu" 4247:, 19 January 2011. 4187:Mao, Xian (2013). 4018:Oyster River Press 3562:, pp. 403–04. 2682:In popular culture 2664:The Works of Li Po 2628:Fir-Flower Tablets 2424:Austrian composer 2361: 2255: 2245: 2235: 2225: 1896: 1844: 1763: 1761:in Beijing, China. 1723: 1675:imagery of monkeys 1605: 1542: 1451: 1419:Liangyuan District 1358:Confucian classics 1282:simplified Chinese 1228:(江油), near modern 1196: 1149:simplified Chinese 953:simplified Chinese 929:simplified Chinese 829:) by Jin Guliang. 786:'s swordplay, and 112:, Tang China (now 5910: 5909: 5754: 5753: 5637:Dongshan Liangjie 5625:Zhaozhou Congshen 5508: 5507: 5159:The Tale of Li Wa 4993: 4992: 4976:Ungjin Commandery 4923:Ministry of Works 4908:Ministry of Rites 4855:Three Departments 4813:Official headwear 4633:Goguryeo–Tang War 4508:, the Ezra Pound/ 4503:Complete text of 4463:Project Gutenberg 4391:978-0-8048-0197-3 4322:978-0-8248-2573-7 4307:978-0-300-02367-1 4244:. 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