"Looking up to the sky and laughing loudly and going out, how can I be a Penghao people." It comes from the poet Li Bai's "Nanling Farewell Children Entering Beijing", which means raising your head to the sky and laughing loudly and walking out, how can I Might it be someone who has been in the wilderness for a long time?

These two sentences show the poet's contented demeanor and proud mood. They also show the poet's self-confidence and arrogance. He cannot be a man in the grass. These two sentences vividly express the poet's smug image and describe a major event in Li Bai's life. They have special significance for understanding Li Bai's life experience, thoughts and feelings, and they also have their own characteristics in artistic expression.

Extended information

Li Bai was summoned to Beijing by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. He finally had the opportunity to show his ambition. He was so excited that he immediately returned to his hometown to say goodbye to his children and wrote this seven-character poem. .

The poem "Nanling Farewell Children Entering Beijing" uses a style of poetry that directly states the incident, and also uses comparisons and comparisons. It combines narrative and discussion, and combines frontal description with side contrast. In the bold and ups and downs of the writing style, Overflowing with the poet's active enthusiasm for life and impassioned enterprising spirit, the poet's eagerness to seek help and forgetfulness of favor are vividly displayed on the page. The whole poem fully expresses the poet's extreme joy and pride in realizing his ambition.

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