If Li Bai really became a big official, would he be a good official?

He will be a good official, although Li Bai loves to drink, he will not make mistakes because of alcohol, and his three views are very positive, he is a diligent and loving person.

If Li Bai became a big official, he would not be a good official at all, because Li Bai had no ability to manage society at all, he just recited poems and wrote good poems, and a good writer and a good official are two different things.

Yes, from his poems, we can know that he is a person with great ambitions and ideas, and in the face of these worldliness, he never values it, and only wants to do what he wants to do.

Li Bai's political talent is the same as Confucius's, he must pay attention to talents, Li Bai hated officialdom, and finally did not become an official.

I think Li Bai can still be similar to Zhuge Liang if he works hard, Li Bai is too frank and unwilling to obey those villains.

That's what Gao Badou said. And he also proposed a lot of changes, and the emperor also listened to the opinions of the gods, and the Tang Dynasty appeared and blindly enlightened the prosperous world, because Li Bai likes to live a free and easy life.

Li Bai has always been appointed to Hanlin to be edicted, six products.

In the first year of Tianbao (742 AD), due to the praise of Princess Yuzhen and He Zhizhang, Xuanzong saw Li Bai's poetry and admired it very much, so he summoned Li Bai into the palace. On the day Li Bai entered the palace to meet him, Xuanzong descended to greet him, "giving food to the front with a seven-treasure bed, and mixing the spoon with his own hands." Xuanzong asked about some affairs of the world, and Li Bai relied on half his life to study and long-term observation of society, and he was confident and fluent.

Served as a petty official.

Due to the recommendation of Tang Xuanzong's sister Princess Yuzhen and He Zhizhang, Xuanzong summoned Li Bai into the palace. After the meeting, Xuanzong greatly appreciated it, and ordered Li Bai to worship Hanlin, whose duty was to draft proclamations and accompany the emperor. To put it bluntly, he is a text secretary.

When. This is certain, however, he was not admitted to the official examination, but was recommended by people in the imperial court, because the imperial examination in the Tang Dynasty was not particularly perfect at that time, and it was still possible to recommend talents like the imperial court, and then Li Bai wrote poems well, and was appreciated by a princess at that time, and then recommended him to the emperor, but he didn't do it for long, and he didn't do it himself.

In addition to Shixian, Li Bai also has several aliases, Li Hanlin, Li Xianfeng, and Li Shiyi.

Hanlin, worship, and relics are all official titles. It is recorded that in the first year of Tianbao (742 AD), by the introduction of He Zhizhang, Xuanzong saw Li Bai's poetry and appreciated it very much. After Li Bai entered the palace to see, Xuanzong ordered Li Bai to worship Hanlin, and his duty was to write poems and entertain the emperor.