Unlike the adapted poems, they are full of feelings that hurt spring and grieve autumn. In this poem by Li Bai, these two sentences show the description of the scenery seen at that time. What is the original sentence? See the deer when the tree is deep, and don't ring the bell at noon? Deep in the Woods, I vaguely saw the existence of wild deer, but at noon, I couldn't hear the bell of the temple by the stream. It can be seen that this is like an isolated paradise, full of quiet and natural atmosphere.
This poem was written by Li Bai in his early years. Between the lines of this poem, we can see that Li Bai is a young man full of energy and curiosity. The first six sentences of the poem focus on the scenery. In Li Bai's works, these landscapes become lifelike, as if in people's minds, gurgling water, lush peach blossoms, rushing waterfalls and so on come into people's eyes in turn. Through the description of the scenery, it is actually a kind of foreshadowing for not meeting Taoist priests behind.
The sublimation of the whole poem lies in the last two sentences, which express my regret and disappointment because I didn't meet the Taoist priest. Since no one knows where the Taoist priest is, he has to lean on the pine tree to express his grief. Because this is Li Bai's early work, his personal characteristics are not particularly distinct at this time, but we can also see that Li Bai's personal talent is very good and he is also a poet with a strong thirst for knowledge.