The gods begged for wine for eternity, what does it mean to store the first floor of the bright moon

The gods begged for wine for eternity, and the bright moon and river were stored on the first floor. Meaning: the poet immortal Li Bai has an irreplaceable immortal position in the history of Chinese poetry, (Taibai Building) is connected to the bright moon and blue sky, and the river waves flow below, containing the essence of heaven and earth and rivers, which is magnificent and magnificent.

The gods begged for wine for eternity, and the bright moon and river were stored on the first floor. This is a couplet on the Taibai Tower, which was written by the Qing Dynasty poet Li Fuqing after he ascended the Taibai Tower to remember Li Bai. The "joint eyes" of this union are the words "empty" and "storage".

The "emptiness" in the previous sentence shows the irreplaceable position of the "poet immortal" Li Bai in the history of Chinese literature. The "storage" in the next sentence points out that the upper floor is connected to the bright moon and blue sky, and the lower part is based on the river waves, which contains the essence of the heavens and the earth and the river, which is magnificent and magnificent. This joint statement is concise and far-reaching, and the layers are clear.

The combination of praise and praise is wonderful.

Taibai Building, also known as Qixian Building. On the quarry rock at the foot of Cuiluo Mountain in the southwest of Ma'anshan City, Anhui Province, facing the water and backing the mountain, the ancient and the present. In his later years, when Li Bai lived in Dangtu, he roamed around the quarry rock many times to write poems, and his descendants built a building to commemorate it.

Legend has it that the poet immortal Li Bai often drank and wrote poems here, and finally got drunk to catch the moon, flew to the sky by whale, and turned into a fairy. Many literati were moved and wrote some couplets to remember Li Bai. Since the Qing Dynasty poet Li Fuqing boarded the "Taibai Building" and wrote "Get out and still return to the immortals, and let go of the moon back."

After the famous couplet of "Immortal Poetry Wine Empty Eternal, Mingyue River Tianchu First Floor", "Taibai Building" and Yueyang Tower in Hunan, Yellow Crane Tower in Hubei, Tengwang Pavilion in Jiangxi are called "Yangtze River Third Floor and One Pavilion", "China's Four Historical Famous Buildings", leaving the reputation of "Fengyue Jiangtian Storage First Floor".

Li Bai (February 8, 701 - December 762), the word Taibai, the name Qinglian layman, also known as the "immortal". He was a great romantic poet of the Tang Dynasty and was praised as a "poetic immortal" by later generations. In order to distinguish it from the other two poets Li Shangyin and Du Mu, that is, "Little Li Du", Du Fu and Li Bai are also called "Big Li Du".

He is hearty and generous, loves to drink and write poetry, and likes to make friends. Li Bai has "Li Taibai Collection" handed down, most of the poems are written when drunk, and the representative works include "Wanglu Mountain Waterfall", "Difficult to Travel", "Shu Road Difficult", "Will Enter the Wine", "Liang Fuyin", "Early White Emperor City" and many other poems. Li Bai's lyrics have been bigraphed by the Song people (such as Wen Ying's "Xiangshan Yelu" volume), and in terms of its pioneering significance and artistic achievements, "Li Baici" enjoys a very high status.

Li Bai's poems and pride have been passed down through the ages, and no one can surpass them. His literary brilliance spreads all over the vast space on the river, gathering the essence in the Yellow Crane Tower.

Li Bai's poems and pride have been passed down through the ages, and no one can surpass them. His literary brilliance spreads all over the vast space on the river, gathering the essence in the Yellow Crane Tower.