Why is there no Li Bai among the eight great writers

The eight writers should refer to the eight masters of the Tang and Song dynasties (as for those eight people, there is no need to elaborate on them).

First of all, let's talk about the origin of the Eight Families, the origin of the title of the Eight Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties is the "Eight Gentlemen's Anthology" compiled by Zhu You in the early Ming Dynasty, and since then, people have begun to refer to these eight masters as the Eight Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties. The reason for the juxtaposition of these eight people into the Eight Great Masters is that with the successive efforts of these eight people, Chinese prose has been vigorously promoted, and the discarding of the Siliu Pun Wen after the Wei and Jin dynasties has a significant and far-reaching impact on the progress of culture. Therefore, these eight can be called the eight masters of ancient literature.

As for Li Bai, I would like to emphasize that Li Bai also has extraordinary achievements and talents in prose (please refer to the relevant website), but because his poetry is so radiant, his achievements in prose are overshadowed by history and unknown to most people, but it does not mean that he is very average in prose. It's just that his achievements are mainly a display of personal talent, rather than an advocacy of a cultural school, so he is indeed inferior to these eight in terms of contributions to ancient literature.

The Eight Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties refer specifically to the achievements in prose.

Li Bai himself is a poet, his most important achievement is poetry, not prose, of course, the ancient text of the view of the book also collects the prose he wrote, very poetic, but he did not write a lot, and there was no achievement in the field of prose, on the contrary, there were only two Tang Dynasty in the Tang and Song dynasties, one was Han Yu, and the other was Liu Zongyuan, the prose they wrote was mainly to restore Confucianism, refute Taoism and Buddhism, and also criticize social politics, such as the article he wrote to the poet Li He. And Li Bai is gone. The other six of the Song Dynasty were also mainly in this regard, and the term "Eight Families" was put forward in the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Later generations have mostly continued this statement.

Li Bai is one of the eight masters of the Tang and Song dynasties, not the eight great writers. The Eight Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties refers to the collective name of the eight representative prose writers of the Tang and Song dynasties, namely Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan in the Tang Dynasty and Ouyang Xiu, Su Xun, Su Shi, and Su Zhe in the Song Dynasty (Su Xun is Su Shi. Su Zhe's father, Su Shi is Su Zhe's elder brother.

Su Shi, Su Xun, and Su Zhe are called Sansu), Wang Anshi, and Zeng Gong. (divided into the two Tang families and the six Song families); The Eight Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties is the collective name of the eight representative prose writers of the Tang and Song dynasties, namely Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan in the Tang Dynasty and Ouyang Xiu, Sansu, Wang Anshi and Zeng Gong in the Song Dynasty.

Because the eight masters of the Tang and Song dynasties refer to those who are more powerful in writing ancient texts, Li Bai may be more powerful in poetry, so there is no wow...

The Eight Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties refer to the Eight Masters of Prose, not the Eight Masters of Poetry. Li Bai's poetry level is known to everyone, but his talent in prose is unknown. Besides, Du Fu is not either, the famous poet Dole of the Tang Dynasty.

It should be the Eight Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties The Eight Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties refer to the eight people who wrote good prose and had a similar style during the Tang and Song dynasties.

8. The Great Family Writes Ancient Texts Li Bai's main achievement is poetry.

Because he is called Li Du, of course, this great writer is counted, how do people live, what do they write, and no one does it! Engage in special words.

The full name of the Eight Masters is the Eight Masters of Tang and Song Dynasty Prose, and Li Bai only writes poems, of course, it doesn't count.

Isn't Li Bai as famous as the Eight Families? **Effect, to get a few more celebrities out, if Li Bai enters the eight families, it is not that there is one less celebrity in ancient China.

Li Bai is a poet, an official by profession, not a writer.

Eight people are talking about the prose achievement aspect.

Li Bai writes poetry.

Prose and poetry are two different things.

Then you have to ask Li Bai to Le.

1. The Eight Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties is the collective name of the eight representative prose writers of the Tang and Song dynasties.

2. Li Bai's main achievement is poetry rather than prose, even if there is prose, it is not as praised as poetry, so Li Bai is not trapped in the Tang and Song dynasties.

3. The prose works of these eight writers were originally compiled and published together in the "Anthology of Eight Gentlemen" by Empress Zhu in the early Ming Dynasty, and later Tang Shunzhi also selected the works of these eight Tang and Song writers in the book "Wen Bian". In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, the ancient writer Mao Kun sorted out and compiled on the basis of the former, and named it "Tang and Song Dynasty Eight Great Scholars", with a total of 160 volumes. The eight families of the Tang and Song dynasties got their names from this.

4. Because the literary views of these eight writers are relatively close, all advocate practicality and oppose the prose style, and their prose creation has achieved high achievements, so the eight masters of the Tang and Song dynasties have been widely accepted by later generations as soon as they recite the scriptures, and have become proper nouns in the history of Qiaozheng literature.

5. The eight masters of the Tang and Song dynasties include Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan in the Tang Dynasty and Ouyang Xiu, Su Xun, Su Shi, Su Zhe, Wang Anshi, and Zeng Gong in the Song Dynasty.

Li Bai was most deeply influenced by Taoist thought in his life.

Among the more than 1,000 poems and essays that Li Bai has saved, more than 100 are related to immortal Taoism, and more than 50 are about the theme of Shijia. Li Bai once officially accepted the Taoist Urn (a certain Taoist Venerable "gave the Taoist Urn" to someone, which marked that he officially became a "compiling" Taoist), and was a real registered Taoist priest, and he also loved to call himself an immortal.

Li Bai grew up in Shu with a flourishing immortal culture as a child, planted the seeds of learning the Tao early, and throughout his experience, it is not uncommon to tell the words of his own learning process: "Five years old through Liujia (Liujia is the number of Taoist techniques)", fifteen visits to immortals, immortal travel has not stopped", "cloud lying for thirty years, good leisure and love immortals".

Li Bai studied at home when he was a child, and he dabbled in a lot of Taoist doctrines, and also searched for immortals and visited Taoism in Shuzhong. In the twenty-second year of Kaiyuan (734), 32-year-old Li Bai chose to go to Songshan Mountain, the place where Sima Chengzhen first cultivated, and he lived and traveled with Taoist Yuan Danqiu, and was intimate. Later, he was known by Xuanzong because of the search for this Yuan Danqiu, which can be regarded as a coincidence.

Origin of the name.

Li Bai's "Qinglian Layman" is derived from the "Qinglian" Buddhist canon of the Vimala Sutra, which shows that Li Bai respects Buddhism and yearns for Vimalaya's mode of life. Li Baiyuan's "Qinglian" self-proclaimed and introduced "Qinglian" into the poem, the origin has its own origins, and it has been inherited from the Six Dynasties to the Sui and Tang Dynasties. "Qinglian Layman" is Li Bai's inner Buddhist feelings, and his external identity is identified.

In the genealogy of Mahayana Buddhism, Li Bai revered Vimala the most, and even compared himself with it. From the analysis of his surviving works, Li Bai's Vimal letter search and admiration mainly highlights the spiritual connotation of "Vimala Sutra: Convenient Products" "When you enter the wine shop, you can set your will". From Li Bai's frequent use of Buddhist vocabulary, it can be seen that his Buddhist cultivation is a trace.

In fact, Li Bai did not know half of the Buddhist scriptures, but read and studied them carefully. Among the Li Bai people, there are monks, that is, his nephew and monk Zhongfu. Monk Zhongfu is a very important one of the monks who interacted with Li Bai, and many of Li Bai's poems mention the scenes of getting along with him, talking, and tasting tea.

Li Bai leaked his pants in the poem "Gift to the Monk Yagong", and described that he had studied Zen in Langlingdong in Baimeikong. Through meditation, Li Bai reduced the physical and mental pressure and achieved the effect of "Dulang Xie Dirt Atmosphere".

A writer is a person who has published and published works of a certain quality and quantity in terms of essays, essays, etc., and has a certain influence. Cheng Yin Tangong, who specializes in literary research activities, takes the creation of literary works as his main job, and Li Bai is a literary scholar.

Li Bai from 701 to 762 years, the word Taibai, the name of the Qinglian monk, also known as the immortal, is the great romantic poet of the Tang Dynasty, known as the poet immortal, and Du Fu and called Li Du, in order to distinguish from the other two poets Li Shangyin and Du Mu, that is, the little Li Du, Du Fu and Li Bai are also called the big Li Du. He is hearty and generous, loves to drink and write poetry, and likes to make friends. Li Bai was deeply influenced by Huang Lao Liezhuang's thoughts, there are "Li Taibai Collection" handed down, most of the poems are written when drunk, and the representative works of Zhi Lao include "Wanglu Mountain Waterfall", "Difficult to Travel", "Shu Road Difficult", "Will Enter the Wine", "Liang Fuyin", "Early White Emperor City" and many other poems.