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Li Bai's death has always been a matter of opinion. In general, it can be summarized into three ways to die: one is drunkenness, the second is disease death, and the third is drowning.

The first way to die is found in the "Old Tang Book", which says that Li Bai "died of drunkenness in Xuancheng by drinking too much". It should be more credible. The second method of death can also be seen in other official histories or the research of experts and scholars, and it cannot be biased.

It is said that when Li Guangbi was in Linhuai in Dongzhen, Li Bai ignored the 61-year-old age, heard the news and went to ask Ying to kill the enemy, hoping to do his best to save the country from peril in his twilight years, and returned halfway due to illness, and died of illness in the following year at Li Yangbing, the most famous seal calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty. The third method of death is mostly found in folklore, which is very romantic and very consistent with the poet's character. Believe it or not.

It is said that Li Bai drank alcohol on the river in Dangtu, and drowned because he was drunk and jumped into the water to catch the moon.

Li Bai's cause of death: 1> Funny version: Li Bai was about to go on a boat, but he suddenly heard someone shouting for help, and jumped down with a plop, and when he picked it up, he saw that it was Wang Lun.

Sacrificing 2 > Romantic version when fishing for Wang Lun: "Fishing for the moon and dying" after binge drinking-one said that he died by kissing the moon 3> Objective version: The late Tang Dynasty poet Pi Rixiu once wrote "Li Hanlin's Poems" Yun:

He was coerced by corruption, and his drunken soul returned to the eight extremes. —Chronic deterioration of empyema, chest wall began to perforate, became a "putrid disease", died in November.

Li Bai was born in Chengji, Longxi (Tianshui, Gansu Province), born in Xiaye City in the Western Regions, and grew up in Jiangyou (now Jiangyou, Sichuan Province).

Li Bai died of illness.

In the second year of the Qianyuan Dynasty (759), the imperial court was closed in Guanzhong.

In the event of a severe drought, a general amnesty was announced, stipulating that the dead would be completely pardoned from the stream and below. After a long period of exile in Guan Zheng, Li Bai finally gained freedom. He then drove down the Yangtze River, and the famous "Early White Emperor City".

It best reflects his hunger at that time.

In the second year of Shangyuan (761), Li Bai, who had returned to his early sixties, returned to Jinling due to illness.

In Jinling, his life was quite embarrassing, and he had no choice but to defect to Zadangtu.

Li Yangbing, the clan uncle who is the county order.

In the third year of the Shangyuan Dynasty (762), Li Bai was seriously ill, and handed over the manuscript to Li Yangbing on the sickbed and gave him "The Last Song".

Later, he ascended.

Li Bai often drank alcohol, and once when he was drinking, he accidentally fell into the water and drowned.

Some people think that Li Bai died of drunkenness, some people say that he died of illness, and some people say that he drank too much and jumped into the lake. Everyone has their own opinion on the cause of Li Bai's death.

There are many theories about Li Bai's death, the first theory is that Li Bai saw the moon in the sky reflected in the water when he was drunk, and Li Bai wanted to go into the water to catch the moon, but he drowned. The second theory is that Li Bai was in poor health because he drank all year round, and finally died because of drinking.

In the legend, it is said that Li Bai went rowing after drinking, and then saw the moon at the bottom of the lake holding hands to fish, and then fell into the lake and drowned, but it is very likely that he actually died of illness.

The cause of the death of the great poet Li Bai has always been an unsolved mystery, but most of the rhetoric points to Li Bai's death because he was drunk.

Died of a serious illness.

In the second year of the Qianyuan Dynasty (759 AD), Li Bai traveled to Wushan, and the imperial court announced a general amnesty due to the severe drought in Guanzhong, stipulating that the dead would be completely pardoned from the stream and below the stream. In this way, Li Bai finally gained freedom after a long period of wandering. He then drove down the Yangtze River, and the famous song "Early White Emperor City" best reflected his mood at that time.

When he arrived in Jiangxia, because his old friend Liangzai was working as a local taishou, Li Bai stayed for a while. In the second year of the Qianyuan Dynasty, Li Bai was invited by a friend to once again enjoy the moon on the Dongting with the degraded Jia Zhi, thinking about the ancient feelings and expressing his feelings in poetry. Soon, he returned to Xuancheng and Jinling.

For almost two years, he traveled back and forth between the two places, still living on people. In the second year of Shangyuan, Li Bai, who was in his early sixties, returned to Jinling due to illness. In Jinling, his life was quite embarrassing, and he had no choice but to defect to his uncle Li Yangbing, who was a county magistrate in Dangtu.

In the third year of Shangyuan (762 AD), Li Bai was seriously ill, and handed over the manuscript to Li Yangbing on the sickbed, and passed away at the age of sixty-two. Regarding Li Bai's death, there have always been different opinions, and there is no consensus. The overall can be summarized into three ways to die:

One is drunkenness, the second is illness, and the third is drowning. The first way to die is found in the "Old Tang Book", which says that Li Bai "died of drunkenness in Xuancheng by drinking too much". The second method of death can also be found in other official histories or in the research of experts and scholars. It is said that when Li Guangbi was in Linhuai in Dongzhen, Li Bai ignored the 61-year-old age, heard the news and went to ask Ying to kill the enemy, hoping to do his best to save the country from peril in his twilight years, and returned halfway due to illness, and died of illness in the following year at Li Yangbing, the most famous seal calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty. The third law of death is mostly seen in folklore, which is very romantic, saying that Li Bai drank on the river in Dangtu, and drowned because he was drunk and jumped into the water to catch the moon, which is very consistent with the poet's character.

But no matter what kind of death you have, it is directly related to your participation in the rebellion of Yongwang Li Lan. Because Li Bai exiled Yelang, it was an indisputable fact that soon after he was pardoned, he ended his legendary and bumpy life.