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Li Bai's Poems in West Lake
Li Bai wrote the following poems in the West Lake:

1. (Tang) Li Bai's "Su Tai Visiting the Ancient"

The old garden is barren and willow is new, and Lingge sings endlessly in spring. Only today is Xijiang Moon, who once took pictures of people in the Wu Palace.

Bare terraces on the mountain, broken palace walls, facing the new green willows, and the songs of the people picking diamonds at the foot of the mountain are full of spring scenery. Where did you find the song and dance here that day? Only Xijiang Moon, which once shone on the people in the Wu Palace, remains the same.

2. "Hangzhou sent Pei Daze to Luzhou Long History" Author: (Tang) Li Bai

Xijiang Tianzhu is far away and Haimen is deep in the east. Cherish love and serve the country with sorrow.

Good wind blows the setting sun, and running water sings Long song. Those who wear fur in May should know not to bring gold.

Xijiang River is far away from Tianzhu Mountain and Haimen, where the eastern mountains and rivers meet. The water is very deep. It is difficult to give up love when leaving, and never forget the loyalty of serving the country and loving the people when walking. A good wind blows away the scorching sun for your long journey, and song for you, a flowing water in the mountains, sees you off. You are like the man who wears fur and cuts firewood in May. You should know that being an official is not for money but for the people.

3. "May 7th Song" Author: (Tang) Li Bai

At sunset, the outline of Wu Palace and the beauty of the palace on Suzhou platform are hazy. Rouwu, Zhu Tuo and Wu Wang were still enjoying the excitement, but suddenly they found that the mountain peak in the west had swallowed up half of the red sun, and dusk was coming.

The pleasure of the king of Wu and his attendants gradually came to an end. There are more and more water leaks, and the scale of silver arrows is getting bigger and bigger. A bright moon flies across the sky, and it is near dawn.

As soon as the crow on the Gusu stage returned to its nest, the banquet of the waiter began in the palace of Wu. Before the songs of Chu at the banquet were finished, the sun had set. The water in the golden basin has been dripping all night, and the feast in Wushan Palace is not over yet.

About the author:

Li Bai (February 28, 7065438+0—February 65438+February 762) was born in Changlong County, Mianzhou, Shu County (according to legend, he was born in Broken Leaves in the Western Regions). A great romantic poet in Tang Dynasty, grandson of King Liang of Li Gui IX.

He is cheerful and generous, willing to make friends, and likes to drink and write poems, ranking among the "Eight Immortals in Wine". Appreciated by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, he served as a sacrifice to Hanlin, gave back money and traveled all over the country, and successively married the granddaughter of Prime Minister Xu He Zongchuke. After Tang Suzong acceded to the throne, he got involved in the rebellion and exiled Yelang to Li's hometown in dangtu county. In the second year of Shang Yuan, he died at the age of sixty-two.