In Drinking Alone Under the Moon , how to understand Li Bai s loneliness

Wine and the moon are Li Bai.

The most faithful companion who has never left in his life, no matter where he goes, where he is, he will always leave a work about wine and the bright moon. At the beginning of the poem, our poet is in a very pleasant environment under the moon among flowers"A pot of wine among the flowers, among the flowers, a pot of wine, drink heartily, and rest when drunk. But unexpectedly, this flower bush and this wine made Li Bai feel unpoetic, and he sincerely met with "moon" and "shadow".

Eternal knot ruthless travel, phase Miao Yunhan. However, "moon" and "shadow" are still ruthless things after all, and the ruthless things are mainly related to their own affection, and the "ruthless" in the sentence of "eternal knot ruthless travel" is broken, and "eternal knot" and "swimming" are standing, broken and standing, constituting the final conclusion. The intimate joy between the poet and the bright moon reflects the poet's presence in the world.

's loneliness and loneliness express the poet's resentment and disgust with the real society from the side, and also reflect the poet's independent and noble personality. The title is "Drinking Alone Under the Moon, the poet uses rich imagination to express a complex emotion from alone but not alone, from not alone to alone, and then from alone but not alone." On the surface, the poet can really enjoy himself, but on the back there is infinite desolation.

The poet once had a poem "Spring.

Question 1: Read it a few times, recite it a few times, and savor it. In fact, it doesn't matter if you are lonely, Li Bai is the most wild and uninhibited in his life, and he will have fun in time, and a few songs alone under the moon are actually not lonely and depressed, just raising a glass to invite the bright moon is a kind of leisure. Don't believe encyclopedia and someone upstairs.

A good poem does not have to have a theme, what expresses the indignation of Huai Cai, what the resentment and disgust of the real society, and also reflects the poet's independent and noble personality is bullshit, the poem is from the inside out, if it has to be the theme, the narrative and inspiration itself are the theme.

Question 2, who told you that Li Bai went on a blind date?

3. Seems to be drunk but not drunk. You can also say that he is not drunk, and if he is drunk, he can write such a poem that has been passed down through the ages?

Li Bai didn't go on a blind date, Li Bai was drunk.

You'll know on Monday.

This poem was written around 744 A.D. (the third year of Tianbao), when Li Bai was in Chang'an. At that time, Li Bai's political ideals could not be realized, and his mood was lonely and depressed. But in the face of the dark reality, he did not sink, did not go along with the stream, but pursued freedom and longed for the light, so he sang more praises to the sun and the moon in his poems.

The so-called blind date may be understood as "friends", but it can also be understood as "fellow travelers who have the same political ideas and aspirations as themselves".

Drunk and awake are between a thought, and sometimes when they are drunk, they show their true feelings. Sometimes I wake up without revealing what I'm thinking!! To be exact, he wasn't drunk, but he was willing, or wanted to come"A drunk relieves a thousand sorrows"。。。

The mood is lonely and depressed.

1. "Four Songs Alone Under the Moon" is a group of poems by the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai. These four poems write about the poet's lonely drinking under the moonlit night flowers, and no one is close to the cold scene. The poetry shows that the poet is depressed and has no time in his heart, so he takes the moon as a friend, sings about the wine, and returns to the line in time.

The group of poems uses rich imagination to express the poet's complex feelings from loneliness to non-loneliness, and then from non-loneliness to loneliness.

2. On the surface, the poet can really enjoy himself, but in the depths there is infinite desolation. The whole poem is delicate and peculiarly conceived, reflecting the poet's loneliness and arrogance, and his optimistic, profligate and uninhibited personality in the midst of loss of Zen and hunger.