Spring breeze warms the flowers,

Spring blossoms, it comes first,

Apricot trees burn, red clouds fall,

Plum blossoms are in full bloom and a tree is white.

This poem tells the origin of the name of the great poet Li Bai.

Legend has it that when Li Bai was over one year old, according to the traditional custom, he should pay attention to the week. Li Bai's parents placed all kinds of objects in front of him that attracted him, but Li Bai avoided these objects and only held a book called The Book of Songs that was far away from him. Parents responded quickly: "My son is a genius!" Li Bai's father believed this, and his sixth sense told him that his son would definitely become a talent. In order to give Li Bai a good name, he searched through ancient books and records, and he was not satisfied until Li Bai was seven years old.

? One evening in that spring, Li Fu and Li Mu took Li Bai for a walk in the yard. It's early spring, and apricot, peach and plum blossom are in full bloom. The spring breeze blows on your face and smells everywhere. Li's father was so excited about poetry that he immediately recited two poems: send warm and flowers in full bloom, and spring blossoms first. Unwilling to lag behind, the wife also recited a sentence: The fire burned Xia Hong in Xinglin, and they wanted their son to make up for the last sentence. Li Bai really has a long face. At the age of seven, he just took three steps and blurted out: Li Hua is in full bloom.

? Hearing this, the father even weighed it. Li Bai's poems are naturally free and easy, with the natural charm of Tao poetry. A white word touched the charm of Li Hua's holiness as jade. Li Fu said, "Yes!" He named his son, the first word was "Li" and the last word was "Bai".