Li Bai killed one person in ten steps, what level is it

Li Bai's poem of ten steps and one kill: Ten steps and one kill, the original sentence of a thousand miles does not leave a line is from Li Bai's "Chivalrous Travel" in the Tang Dynasty.

1. Original poem (excerpt).

Chivalry (excerpt) Tang Dynasty: Li Bai.

Zhao Keman Hu Ying, Wu Hook Shuang Xueming. The silver saddle shines on the white horse, sassy like a meteor. Kill one person in ten steps, and don't stay for a thousand miles. After the incident, he brushed his clothes and went to hide his body and name.

Translation: Yan Zhao's chivalrous warrior wears a knight's martial tassel on his head and Wu Yue's shining scimitar on his waist. Riding a silver saddle and white horse, galloping through the streets is as fast as a meteor in the sky.

Their martial arts are world-renowned, and they can kill one person in ten steps, and no one can stop them in a journey of thousands of miles. After they accomplished the big thing, they brushed their sleeves and went to hide their merits and good names.

2. Appreciation of "Chivalry".

1. "Chivalrous Journey" is an ancient five-character poem written by the great poet Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty that describes and praises chivalry. The first four lines of this poem describe the appearance of the knight from the outfit, blade, and mount; the second four sentences write about the superb martial arts of chivalry and the indifference to fame and fortune; The third four sentences introduce the stories of Xinlingjun, Hou Huan, and Zhu Hai to further praise the chivalrous guest, and at the same time euphemistically express his own ambitions.

2. The chivalrous man was able to get acquainted with the master, and the master used the knight's brave strategy to achieve a career, and the chivalrous man became famous; The last four sentences indicate that even if the actions of the chivalrous man did not achieve the goal, the backbone of the chivalrous man will still be remembered by future generations, and it is not inferior to those heroes who have achieved fame, and those who write history should also write a stroke for them. The whole poem expresses his admiration for chivalry, and his yearning for saving the poor and making meritorious contributions to life.

Extension Royal Exhibition Materials:

1, Li Bai, the word is too white, the name Qinglian layman, in China, is absolutely known to everyone, no one knows the fluttering fairy, admired by others. A generation of poet Li Taibai left countless masterpieces and stories, and most of the people in the world know his poetic talent, but few people know that he still has a chivalrous backbone.

2, Li Bai capitalized the spirit and style of chivalry in "Chivalrous Travel", from the equipment of "silver saddle shines on a white horse, sassy like a meteor", to the force of "killing a person in ten steps, leaving no line for a thousand miles", to the righteousness of "arson to death and not ashamed of the world", in fact, it is all related to himself.

No. Li Bai (701-762), 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", "Yue Nu Ci", "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 poem "Gift to Brother Xiangyang Shaofu Hao" in Kaiyuan: "....I don't know anything, and I have made all the heroes. But Qin was not rewarded, and Jin Ning was killed?

There is a version, followed by the two sentences "Supporting the body in the white blade, killing in the red dust". In the "Preface to Li Hanlin's Collection" written by the poet Wei Hao, who had dealings with Li Bai, after Li Bai's death, there is also a saying that "there are few people who are young and have several blades". That is to say, whether it is Li Bai's own self-report or the records of his friends before his death, Li Bai has killed people, and he has killed more than one person.

Historical things, we actually don't know anything According to speculation, killed, Li Bai is too chic, purely a drifter, provoked a lot of people, there must be many people who want to kill him, he can just kill people in self-defense