1. Famous ancient poems about grinding ink

From "Ci Yun Da Shu, Professor Guan Yu's Collection of Ink" by Su Shi, a poet of the Song Dynasty

The King of Laughter in Different Times In Kuaiji, the smell of wild ducks stained the knives.

In his later years, he lived in Anxi. He hated himself and wrote six papers about chickens.

The two sons are the most romantic in the contemporary era, and they compete with the children for joy.

The eighteenth king of Qin has become a dragon, and he likes to compare snakes and earthworms at night.

When I was born, I didn’t pay attention to everything. People at that time mistakenly said that this was the case.

There is no one who doesn’t have obsessions in the world, and it is especially despicable to lean against one’s body.

Life is a matter of a few clogs, and determination is determined by trivial things.

This ink will last for thirty years, but I am afraid that wind and frost will invade my teeth.

Non-human beings grind ink to grind others, and the bottle should be shamed before it is empty.

After the death of the general, he returned to his homeland and hoeed several acres of wasteland.

Don’t laugh when I write a book to send to you, but I find birds and green plums.

A little paint on a snail is enough, but how can it be used to burn pine in thousands of stoves?

Don’t you see, there are dragons and musk deer in Yongning District, and the houses are quiet and beautiful.

Fainted with beautiful eyebrows floating on the mountains, two crows painted on the temples with fragrant clouds.

I heard that Dendrobium granted moth green, and I spent a lot of money to seek the marrow of the moth.

When I hear this poem by you, I should laugh out loud. The cold inkstone in the cold window makes water grow on the ice. 2. What are the poems about ink painting?

1. The late autumn water reflects the remaining clouds, and the ink painting depicts new pictures. ——"Moon over the Xijiang River·Who rubs the blue into the emerald" Zhou Zizhi

2. The wind blows back to the stream to dance, and the body swims in the ink painting. ——"Huanxi Sand" Li Hong

3. It's so beautiful. The ink painting of Guanyin is hard to compare. ——"Visiting Kinmen·True Beauty" by Anonymous

4. Lao Jun's painting in the second room of Yunjian, the ink and wash are gray and half of the wall is shaded. ——"Gift to Li Yique" Xu Hun

5. Five crowns on the west side of Kowloon East. Ancient ink screen. ——"A section of clouds in Wushan and mist and rain in Beishan" Li Qixian

6. In the words of fishermen and woodmen in ancient times, there are ink paintings of mountains and rivers. ——"Magnolia Slowly·Come to the leisure place of leisurely people" Liu Bingzhong

7. The ink dripping from the pen, the sound of rain and wind in the sky. ——"Qing Ping Le's Inscription on Biwu Cangshi, Coral Net's Famous Book Inscription and Postscript Volume 8"

8. In the ink painting, spring is light, and the day is late in the garden of orioles. ——Fang Yue in "Chun Yin"

9. The romantic literary talent is endless, and ink and wash compete with poetry. ——"Wang Jinqing composed a poem about the mountain peaks of the Yanjiang River with fourteen rhymes and the words of Jin Qinghe" Su Shi

10. Fan Luo carries a purple bamboo handle on his back, with new ink paintings in it. ——"Thank you Cao Yinjun Hui Fan Song" Wang Mian

11. Ancient ink painting on the mountain stone screen, thundering dragons, snakes and dead trees and vines. ——"Xi Shuyan" Huang Tingjian

12. Learn ink painting behind closed doors, and make pictures of Jiangnan showers. ——"Ting Gui Mo by Xie Jingwen Hui Haoran" Huang Tingjian

13. The ink in the messy ink pool should only be thrown next to the bullfight. ——"Wang Youjun Ink Pond" by Jin Tianyu

14. In the smoke, the mountains are illuminated by ink, and the shadows of the sun beside the clouds are chaotic green and red. ——"Sixteen Poems of Autumn Wild Walks and Wang Juemin" Wang Zhidao

15. The ink sky of one color in the whole area, the dust-free shadow comes from nature. ——"Ten Rhymes with Snow on a Spring Night" by Yang Gongyuan 3. Looking for sentences similar to "I grind the ink, and the ink grinds me"

1. Faithful words are not beautiful, and beautiful words are not believed. "Tao Te Ching Eighty One"

2. When the sun goes by, the moon comes, and when the moon goes by, the sun comes. "Book of Changes. Collection of Ci"

3. "Autumn Moon"

As the sunset glows over the light boat, the clean Han silver toad jade vomits cold.

The couplets lean against the quiet shade of the swamp trees, and the pavilion culverts are white and lost to the frosty hills.

Qingqin plays tea and the heart washes, rhymes with bamboos and knocks poems into dream journals.

The frightened magpies circle the branches and the leaves fall in the wind, their sound is floating in the air and the osmanthus is soaked in the cold dew.

His poem can be read back as:

The sound of cold osmanthus floating in the dew, the falling leaves and windy branches surrounding the magpies.

Publish dreams into poems and beat the rhyme of bamboo, wash your heart and make your music clear.

The mountains are white with frost and the pavilion is empty. The trees and swamps are moving to shade and I am leaning against the couplets.

The jade toads in the cold are silvery and clean, and the remaining clouds are like a boat in the evening.

4. People are as big as Buddhist temples, and Buddhas are as big as people.

5. Guests come from a natural place, and they are naturally guests.

6. There are many blessings in the land where virtuous people come from. Out of virtue

7. The monk travels to the Yunyin Temple. The monk hides in the clouds

8. The rain nourishes the spring and the trees are green and the sky is green

The sky is green and the trees are green and the rain is spring

9. The wind fills the ground with fragrant flowers

The ground is filled with fragrant red flowers and fills the wind

10. The water, water and mountains are bright and beautiful everywhere

The mountains and rivers are beautiful and clear everywhere

11. The fog locks the top of the mountain, the mountain locks the fog

The sky is connected to the water, the tail water is connected to the sky 4. Ancient poems praising ink The fragrance of ink, the traces of ink, and the atmosphere of books

The ink droplets silently entered the water and were startling. They were like smoke curling up and changing into shapes. The silhouette of the king was separated by the gauze, but it was still unclear.

Falling flowers must float on inkstone water.

" ("Chunxing" by Yang Wanli of the Song Dynasty)

Xuanyu "When Xuanyu first matured, I dared to use it lightly, and Wanli leopard bags once paid tribute. "

(Ming Dynasty Gao Qi's "Gift to the Ink Taosou")

Xuanzhu "Wanzao Xuanzhu is a spitting light, and the guest named it Yuquan." " (Jin·Yuan Haowen's "Fu Nanzhong Yang Sheng Yuquan Mo")

Chen Xuan

"Lai Shi Chen Xuan's classics and books are willing to teach the side belly to be good at defecation. " ("Chicken Ribs" by Zhuang Jiyu of the Song Dynasty)

Karasuma "Qin Lang ranks first among all the good things, and Karasuma is like paint and looks like a stone." " ("Ancient Ink Practice" by Chen Shidao of the Song Dynasty)

Wu Yujue

"The recent Master Tang quickly came to Wu Yujue. " (Su Shi of the Song Dynasty, "Sun Xinlao sent ink")

Pine Smoke "I used to be drunk in Chang'an, and I was grinding pine smoke with a big inkstone in the Man River. "

(Song Dynasty Huang Tingjian's "Reply to Wang Daoji Temple's Landscape Picture of Xu Daoning"

Song Ye "Want to write a good biography with Tao Hong, Lao Mo Songye wrote "Huang Ting" " ("Duan Shi Inkstone" in Yuan Dynasty and Song Dynasty)

Pine Coal

"The old monk in the mountains was worried about the stone, so he printed it and ground it with paper to loosen the coal" (Ouyang Xiu "Stone Stone" in Song Dynasty "Seal")

Pine and plump "The rat is struggling to drink the pine and plump, and the rattan jade plate is used to open the snow muscles." (Song Dynasty Su Shi's "Liuguantang Old Man's Cursive Script")

Musk coal

"The musk coal on Sichuan paper adds charm to the writing, and the Ou rhinoceros liquid produces the fragrance of tea." (Tang Dynasty Han Xie's "Hengtang")

Precious coal "Expensive market rare coal" , test the cold water before the wind" (Song Dynasty Wentong's "Xie Yang Shidu Huiduanxi Purple Stone Inkstone")

Stove coal

"Wachi grinds the stove coal, reed. "Guan Shu's persimmon leaves." ("Sun Xin Lao's Ink" by Su Shi of the Song Dynasty)

"The book coal becomes dark when it is introduced into the literary acres" ("Four Friends" by Xue Tao of the Tang Dynasty). "Like")

Black Jiao

"The green ants are fragrant in the bottle, and the black Jiao falls on the papyrus." (Song Dynasty Lu You's "Drunken Book Mountain Pavilion Wall")

Green Cake "Why is the ink pan piercing through the brown, and the emerald green cake knocking on the clouds." (Song Dynasty Su Shi's "Gift to Pan Gu"

Long Bin

"Dragon What use can I make of Bin Twelve? I don’t expect the dragon text to come into my hands." (Yuan Tai Buhua's "Tong Hua Yan Fei Wu Guoliang")

I hope it can help you, please don't ask again if you don't understand. 5. Please. Idioms and poems with the word [ink]

The pen is full and the ink is full and the ink is full.

It describes the poetry as smooth and vigorous. < /p>

Full of pen and ink refers to the smooth expression of the article and the sufficient content. . Unrestrained ink and ink: a tool used by carpenters to draw straight lines, a metaphor for rules and regulations.

Describes a person's behavior or artistic style, free and unrestrained.

It is a metaphor for debates and disputes using words. The horizontal posture of pen and ink refers to the beauty of calligraphy and painting.

The pen, ink, paper and inkstone refer to the writing tools. p>

The pen is old and the ink is mature and the ink is elegant. Bu Tong Wen Mo Tong: proficient; Wen Mo: refers to writing articles, writings, etc.

Refers to people who are not highly educated or literate. Not much. Bi Zhu Mo Fa Bi, Mo: refers to words.

Punish: condemn.

To condemn and condemn through words. A gathering place.

Literati generally refers to elegant literati.

Rough text: slightly; Tong: thorough. Wenmo: refers to writing articles.

Know a little bit about writing. Put down the ink and ink everywhere: put the pen down.

It originally means that when drawing or writing an article, you should work hard on the main part. It is a metaphor for thinking about the big picture when doing things.

"Large areas of ink" originally meant that when drawing or writing an article, one should focus on the main parts. It is a metaphor for thinking about the big picture when doing things.

To follow the rules means to follow the rules. Same as "following the rules".

Broken ink and ruins refer to incomplete ancient books. The paper is broken, the ink is broken, and the remainder: what remains.

Scattered or remaining ink marks. Scattered or residual ink marks left over from broken paper.

Short chapter drunk ink short chapter: refers to a short poem chapter. Refers to a short text written in a drunken letter.

The face is painted with pink and white and black with black, and the eyebrows are painted with black. It is said that women modify their appearance.

Same as "pink white and black". Floating pen and ink refers to redundant and cumbersome words.

Powder and ink come on stage: powder and ink: cosmetics used for applying on the face and drawing eyebrows. Originally refers to actors putting on makeup to act on stage.

It is a metaphor that the bad guys get dressed up and step onto the political stage. Ax and axe: an ax used to kill people in ancient military law, and generally refers to killings in punishment; Daomo: refers to tattoo punishment, and generally refers to criminals.

Impose punishment on criminals.

Rules Shengmo rules: a tool for drawing circles and squares; Shengmo: a tool for measuring straight lines.

Refers to the standards and rules that should be followed. Rules and regulations refer to the standards and rules that should be followed.

Same as "rules and ropes". Hold the pen tip and suck the ink tip; hold the pen tip in your mouth and moisten the pen with your mouth; suck the ink: suck the ink with your mouth.

Describes conceiving a work or preparing to write. It also refers to concentrating on reverie and writing.

To stick to one's boundaries in painting is a metaphor for establishing a family or adhering to a family's views. Hanlin Zimo later used the term "Hanlin Zimo" to refer to the poets who resigned.

Note, Hanlin Zimo’s articles refer to poems and poems. Huai lead and suck ink Huai lead: carry lead and chalk for correction; suck ink: hold the tip of the brush in your mouth.

Describe the actions and demeanor when writing. Line number: read line by line; ink search: read word by word.

Refers to someone who can only recite sentences but cannot understand the meaning. It also refers to working hard on words.

The black sky and black earth are called pitch black. Same as "the black sky touches the earth".

Golden pot of ink refers to extremely precious and rare calligraphy and painting supplies. Chewing ink and spraying paper was originally a legend, but later it was said that people could write articles.

Jianmo follows the enemy Jian: perform, implement; Mo: Shengmo, refers to the plan; Sui: adapt. Implement the plan according to changes in the enemy's situation.

Jian Mo Zunzu refers to literary and ink exchanges, banquets and travels. Close to vermilion and close to ink, the one that leans against cinnabar becomes red, and the one that leans against ink becomes black.

It is a metaphor that getting close to good people can make people become good, and getting close to bad people can make people bad. It means that the objective environment has a great influence on people.

Those who are close to cinnabar become red, those who are close to ink become black. It is a metaphor that getting close to good people can make people become good, and getting close to bad people can make people bad.

It means that the objective environment has a great influence on people. Confucius's seat is not warm, Motu is not warm. The original meaning is that Confucius and Mozi traveled around. Everywhere they went, the seats were not warm, the kitchen stove was not blackened, and they hurried to other places.

Describes being busy with worldly affairs and running around. The original meaning of "Kong Xi Mo Tu" is that Confucius and Mo Zi traveled around. Everywhere they went, the seats were not warm and the stoves were not blackened, and they hurried to other places.

Describes being busy with worldly affairs and running around. Mo Liao Cong Rong Mo: black; Liao: the loose linen rope worn around the head and waist in ancient mourning clothes; Cong Rong: to join the army.

Refers to joining the army to fight during the mourning period. The ink is not yet dry. The ink for writing is not yet dry.

It is a metaphor for an agreement or covenant that has just been signed (mostly used to accuse the other party of breaking a promise). Mo Ke Sao Ren Mo Ke: literati; Sao Ren: poet.

Generally refers to literati. Grinding ink to wet the hair: wet; hair: brush.

Grind the ink and moisten the brush. Refers to handwritten articles.

Grinding ink and sucking every cent: brush. Grind the ink and moisten the brush.

Refers to handwritten articles. Being legalistic means being conservative in thinking and sticking to old rules and refusing to change.

Same as "sticking to the rules". Stick to the rules and stick to the rules: Mo Zhai was good at defending the city during the Warring States Period; rules and regulations: ready-made or long-established rules and methods.

Refers to conservative thinking, sticking to old rules and refusing to change. Mo Tu Bu Qian originally refers to Mo Zhai running around here and there. Everywhere he went, before the chimney was blackened, he went to another place.

Later, his story was used as an example. To describe things being busy, it's like saying the table is not warm.

The cuttlefish hides itself. The cuttlefish has an ink-like juice in its body. When it encounters danger, it releases the ink, cleverly hiding itself. It is a metaphor for consciously hiding oneself so as not to be exposed.

Mozi Weeping Silk is a metaphor for people changing from good to bad, and the influence of the environment has a lot to do with it. Mo debt mountain ji shan ji: piled up like mountains.

It is a metaphor that because of good calligraphy, there are many people asking for writing, but they cannot cope with it and they are in debt. The ink is not dry. The ink for writing is not yet dry.

It is a metaphor for an agreement or covenant that has just been signed (mostly used to accuse the other party of breaking a promise). Mozhang is a common ancient unit of weight, 1 Mo = 5 feet, 1 Zhang = 2 Mo; 1 fathom = 8 feet, 1 Chang = 2 fathoms.

A metaphor for a distance that is not too long. Waste of pen and ink refers to someone's poor work or the article being too cumbersome.

Thick ink and heavy color are used to describe the painting. Describe and describe.

The metaphor of black eyes is very unfamiliar. European wind and moyu is a metaphor for the invasion of ideas and culture from Europe and the United States.

Lose, attack, defend and lose: Gongshuban, that is, the Warring States Period. 6. Looking for sentences similar to "I grind the ink, and the ink grinds me"

1. Trust words are not beautiful, and beautiful words are not believed.

"Tao Te Ching 81" 2. When the sun goes by, the moon comes, and when the moon goes by, the sun comes. "Book of Changes. Xici" 3. "Autumn Moon" The light boat is covered with the sunset, and the clean Han silver toad and jade spit out the cold.

The couplets lean against the quiet shade of the swamp trees, and the pavilion culverts are white and lost to the frosty hills. Qingqin plays tea and the heart washes, and rhymes with bamboos knock out poems into dream journals.

The frightened magpies circle the branches and the leaves fall in the wind, their sound is floating in the air and the osmanthus is soaked in the cold dew. His poem can be read back as: The sound of cold osmanthus floating in the dew, the falling leaves and windy branches surrounding the magpies.

Publish dreams into poems and beat the rhyme of bamboo, wash your heart and make your music clear.

The frost in the mountains has turned white, and the pavilion has become empty. The trees and swamps have moved to shade and they are still leaning against the couplets.

The jade toads in the cold are silvery and clean, and the residual clouds float over the boat in the evening. 4. People have passed through great Buddhist temples. Buddhas are so great that they have surpassed others. 5. The natural guest is a natural guest. 6. The land has many blessings. The land has many blessings. 7. The monks travel to the clouds. The temples hide in the clouds. The monks travel 8. The rain brings spring and the trees are green every day. Green trees bring spring rain 9. The wind brings the fragrance of flowers, and the ground is covered with red flowers. 10. The water, water, mountains and mountains are bright and beautiful everywhere. 7. Introduce the "Concubine Grinding Ink"

Historical Origin In the first year of Tianbao (AD 742), two famous figures with very different styles met in Chang'an Palace Garden, the capital of the Tang Dynasty.

One is Gao Lishi (690-762), the world-famous champion general and the chief minister of the Founding Duke of Bohai County, and the other is Li Bai (701-701), the talented poet who wrote about the Five Mountains and Prince Xiao Aoling. 762). They gathered around Li Longji, Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty, and surrounded themselves with singing, dancing, wine and fragrant flowers at the Agarwood Pavilion and the White Lotus Pond.

There should be many touching stories and clever tricks in this to attract people's attention and arouse people's imagination, and this is indeed the case. In 742 AD, Li Bai was drunk and went to the palace to compose poems for Yang Yuhuan at the summons of the Tang Emperor.

Because his clothes were in tatters, the Emperor of Tang gave Li Bai clothes. Li Bai couldn't change because he was drunk, so he asked Gao Lishi to take off his boots.

Gao Lishi considered himself noble, but because the Emperor of Tang was in front, he responded accordingly. After that, he held a grudge, which led to Li Bai's demotion.

Related allusions Gao Lishi's original surname was Feng, and his given name was Yuanyi. He belonged to a large Chinese clan in Lingnan. His distant ancestor Feng Ye was a descendant of Feng Hong, the leader of the Northern Yan Kingdom during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. He was forced by the Northern Wei Dynasty to cross the sea and settle in Lingnan. He became a wealthy family in central Guangdong. His ups and downs in the family history are extremely legendary.

His great-grandfather Feng Ang was the governor of Gaozhou in the early Tang Dynasty, Geng Guogong, Guangshao and other eighteen states. His grandfather Feng Qi was the governor of Panzhou.

Father Feng Junheng was hereditary governor of Panzhou according to the law. However, he was not tolerated by the officials and was punished for taking advantage of his father's duties.

Nine-year-old Feng Yuanyi was sent to Wu Zetian as a eunuch from Lingnan by Li Qianli. When he was young, he was raised by the chamberlain Gao Yanfu and changed his name to Gao Lishi.

Gao Lishi has always been well received as a cautious person. Even Zhang Shuo, Zhang Jiuling, Li Yong and other wise ministers respected him.

This is mentioned repeatedly in the volumes of "Quan Tangwen". Duke Zhang Shuogen of Yan wrote three inscriptions on his adoptive father Gao Yanfu, biological father Feng Junheng, and biological mother Mrs. Mai Tai, and highly recommended them.

Li Yong also wrote "Thank you for your kindness and order to send General Gao to send a farewell letter". For such a person who is highly respected by the emperor and the famous officials of the gentry, even though Li Bai is bold and indulgent in nature, he will not cause unprovoked provocations to cause disaster.

Li Bai's clan uncle Li Yangbing said in his "Preface to the Thatched Cottage Collection": "When you go in and out of the Imperial Academy, ask questions about state affairs. Those who follow the imperial edicts will be ignorant.

The ugly and the upright are in the same category. , Harm can lead to slander. If the maxim does not apply, the emperor will ignore it."

It is believed to be the result of slander from colleagues in the Hanlin Academy. Another Wei Hao said in the "Preface to the Collection of Li Hanlin": "The emperor traveled to Henan and summoned Bai.

When Bai invited a noble family to drink, he was half drunk. He ordered the imperial edict to be issued, but it was not Made of grass.

Xu Zhongshu was slandered and expelled by Zhang Bian.

Who is Zhang Bian? He was the son of the late Prime Minister Zhang Shuo and the beloved son-in-law of the Ming Emperor. He was the consort and Wei Qing of the current court. At that time, he and his brother were both serving in the Hanlin Academy as scholars of Shiren, and they were both in charge of Lunhan.

It can be said to be Li Bai's fellow officer. His opposition was naturally a major obstacle.

In addition, what other experts have said is roughly the same. In addition, Li Bai also said in "Self-Recommendation Form for the Prime Minister of the Song Dynasty": "Being summoned to Jinye not only embellishes Hongye, but also adds to the king's words.

Graceful and flattering, especially praise. It is a humble minister. He was deceitful, so he was released back to the mountain."

Because in the eyes of the well-behaved officials, Li Bai's outrageous poetry and unruly style were naturally distasteful. , incompatible. So Luo Zhi Zhou Na made up the bad reputation and drove away the matter.

Zhang Bian acted as the leader of this scandal. The situations of Gao Lishi and Li Bai in their later years were quite similar.

They died together in the first year of Baoying (762), only three months apart. They were all demoted one after another and sent to the same place - Yelang (Wuzhou, also known as Huaihua Xinhuang Dong Autonomous County, Hunan Province).

Moreover, they have almost intersecting routes, and both have poems circulated. However, Li Bai was demoted earlier. In December of the second year of Zhide (757), he set foot on the Changliu Yelang Road from Xunyang.

Gao Lishi was demoted to Wuzhou (the administrative seat was Longbiao, which governed the three counties of Yelang, Weixi and Siwei) in July of the second year of the Yuan Dynasty (760). The reason was that he opposed the powerful eunuch Li Fuguo who used force to force the Supreme Emperor Li Longji to move to the west and put him under house arrest.

According to "New Tang Shuben Biography": Before leaving, the powerful man said: "I have been dead for a long time, and the emperor has been pitying me to this day. I hope that when I see your majesty's color, I will not hate you until death."

Li Fuguo did not allow it. ." And so he began his tragic journey of never returning.

His poem "Ode to the Shepherd's purse" was written when he was demoted to Wuzhou: "They are sold by the pound in the two capitals, and no one collects them in the five streams. Although Yixia is different, the smell will never change.

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Borrowing objects to clarify one's ambitions shows the noble conduct of not changing one's true nature despite the vicissitudes of life. Li Zhi pointed out in "Historical Outline" that "Gao Lishi is a truly loyal minister, who can be called an eunuch without one." "

It is an honest theory that abandons traditional prejudice. In the early years of Tianbao, Li Bai came to Chang'an. Someone recommended him to Tang Xuanzong. Tang Xuanzong summoned him in Jinluan Hall and made him a worshiper. Hanlin asked him to write poems and compositions in the palace.

One day, the peonies were in full bloom in the palace. Tang Xuanzong took Concubine Yang to drink and enjoy the flowers in Chenxiang Pavilion. Tang Xuanzong suddenly thought of Li Bai and wanted to ask him to write some poems. Li Bai was drunk in the hotel, so they sent someone to summon him. They put him on horseback and took him to the palace, where they washed his head with cold water. .

After getting over his drunkenness, Li Bai picked up his pen and wrote three poems in "Qing Ping Tiao Ci" praising Concubine Yang and peonies. The poems were beautiful and fresh, and Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Concubine Yang were very happy. Although he often attended palace banquets, he despised the powerful and did not pay attention to the emperor and the powerful people around him.

Once, he got drunk in the palace and stretched out his arms. He took off his feet and said to the eunuch Gao Lishi sitting next to him: "Take off my boots. "Gao Lishi was at a loss for a moment and had to take off Li Bai's boots.

At that time, Gao Lishi had great power, and all matters in the four directions had to go through his hands. All civil and military officials were not in favor of him. He had never been insulted like this before. This incident made him very angry and decided to find an opportunity to retaliate against Li Bai. Concubine Yang loved to sing Li Bai's "Qing Ping Music", and Gao Lishi happened to be there. He deliberately said: "I thought. The imperial concubine was insulted by Li Bai and must have hated him deeply. I didn't expect you to love his poems so much! Concubine Yang asked in surprise: "How could Academician Li insult me?" "Gao Lishi said: "Isn't there two lines in the poem: 'May I ask who in the Han Palace looks like me, pity the flying swallow leaning on the new makeup'? Concubine Yang said: "Yes!" Gao Lishi added: "Zhao Feiyan in the Han Dynasty court was born as a singer. Although she was later established as a queen, her behavior was not good and she was demoted to a commoner. Li Bai compared Zhao Feiyan to you, but he did not regard you as too despicable." ? " After hearing Gao Lishi's words, Concubine Yang also became angry with Li Bai. After that, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty tried to appoint Li Bai to official positions several times, but Concubine Yang stopped him.

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