Original verses quoted in many poems

He, together with Li Bai and Li Shangyin, are known as the "Three Lis of the Tang Dynasty". Their poems and essays are famous all over the world, and they have witnessed the historical changes of the Tang Dynasty from its prosperity to its decline.

Li He's poems, like Li Bai's, are also quite romantic.

The difference is that Li Bai's poems are romantic and fresh, with a sense of hibiscus coming out of clear water, naturally without carvings; while Li He's poems are romantic and extremely fantastic, so he is called by later generations As the "Poetry Ghost".

Although none of Li He's poems were selected into "Three Hundred Tang Poems", many people still like Li He's poems, such as the great Chairman Mao, who often drank Li He's poems, such as "Heaven" "If there is love, the sky will grow old", "When the rooster sings, the world will be white", etc.

Today, we enter the world of Li He's poetry and experience his song "A Wine Trip".

A glass of wine in the desert, the host serves the guest and lives a long life.

The master’s father was trapped in his journey to the west and could not return, so his family broke the willows in front of their door.

I heard that Ma Zhou was a new guest in the past, and no one knew him in the world.

Kong Jiang wrote two lines of writing on the paper, directly offending Long Yan and asking for his favor.

I am unable to perform the ecstasy. When the rooster sings, the whole world becomes white.

Young men should take care of their worries. Who cares about the coldness and sits there in the dark?

When Li He wrote this poem, it was the winter solstice in the fourth year of Yuanhe reign of Emperor Xianzong of Tang Dynasty.

Three years ago, Li He, like many students, entered the society with enthusiasm, eager to pass the imperial examination and pursue an official career.

However, God seemed to have played a big joke on him.

When Li He took the Jinshi examination, because his father's name was Li Jinsu, and "Jin" and "jin" are the same pronunciation, Li He used the taboo reason of tabooing his father's name "Jinsu". This strange reason for being deprived of the qualification to take the Jinshi examination is simply ridiculous now, but it was indeed the case in the society at that time.

During his years in Chang'an, Li He was impoverished and became increasingly poor. In anger, he wrote this poem "To a Wine Journey".

On the day of the winter solstice, Li He was still like a leaf of duckweed, without a stable place to stay and quite impoverished. He came to a tavern to drink away his sorrows. The owner of the hotel seemed to see the pain and sadness in Li He's heart, so he raised his glass and wished him good health.

I thought the hotel owner wanted to say some words of blessing to Li He. But two allusions are suddenly inserted into the poem.

One allusion is the story of the master’s father who died during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. When the master's father Yanxi entered the customs, supplies were scarce at the time, and he was often criticized repeatedly, which made the master's father depressed and frustrated. What is even more sad is the pain of parting with his family. The family missed their loved ones and broke the willow branches in front of their home.