I just happened to read another beautiful ancient poem about Li Bai written by a famous poet in the contemporary poetry circle. One of the famous quotes is as follows for reference:

Taibai Li

Article/Li Zheye

There is no lack of high platforms in heaven, but there is no shortage of great talents in the world.

A disciple of Lao Tzu's sect, he lives in the celestial beings of Venus and Tai Zhibai.

The evening is the dawn of Chang Geng morning, and the shining clouds cannot be buried.

It sometimes disappears and sometimes appears, sometimes dazzling, drunk, singing and wandering.

After the poet of the Tang Dynasty was banished to the mortal world, no one came back to the mortal world.

Today I take advantage of the wind to visit, and I vaguely feel like I want to return to my old home.

Note: Venus is one of the eight planets in the solar system. It is the second planet in order from closest to the sun and the closest planet to the earth. The Chinese call it Changgeng, Qiming, Taibai or Taibai Venus. It appears in the eastern sky in the early morning and is called "Qiming"; it is located in the west side of the sky in the evening and is called "Chang Geng", which is actually the same star. Taibai Jinxing is one of the most well-known gods among Chinese immortals. He was a student of Taoist sage Laozi Li Er, named Li Changgeng. He was a learned man and a native of Bozhou, present-day Anhui Province (Laozi was a native of Luyi, present-day Henan Province. Although they belong to two provinces today, in ancient times Belonging to the same place, very close to each other). This poem borrows the surname "Li" from "Taibai Jinxing Li Changgeng" to gather the surnames of Li Er, Li Changgeng, Li Bai, and Li Zheye in one place to convey the feelings.