Comparing Li Bai and Du Fu's poetic styles with Xie Tiaolou in Xuanzhou and Gao Deng as examples?

Li Bai and Du Fu were both famous poets of the Tang Dynasty. Their poems were regarded as one of the treasures of Chinese classical poetry. Both of them were good at creating landscape idyllic poems and narrative poems, leaving behind many popular works. Li Bai's poetry style was bold and unrestrained, good at using exaggeration, metaphor and contrast to give people a feeling of passion. His poems covered a wide range of topics such as philosophy of life, natural scenery, historical events, etc. They often used myths and legends as material to show a spiritual realm that was beyond the secular world. Du Fu's poems were known for being deep, reserved, and tactful. His works focused on emotional expression and character portrayals, often using small details and small people's encounters to express big emotions and thoughts. His poems also included history, politics, and philosophy of life, which were full of deep thinking and concern for social reality. Both of them were regarded as the representative figures of Tang Dynasty poetry. Their poems had a profound influence on the development of Chinese classical poetry. Their poems were widely praised and became an important part of Chinese culture.

Li Bai and Du Fu were both famous poets of the Tang Dynasty. Li Bai was known as the "Immortal Poet". His poems were fresh and refined, full of romanticism, often describing natural scenery and expressing personal feelings. Du Fu was known as the " Saint of Poem." His poems were deep and profound, involving politics, history, society, and other aspects. He was known as one of the founders of Tang poetry. Both of them had a deep understanding of the political, cultural and social changes of the Tang Dynasty, and their works had a profound impact on the literature of later generations.

I don't know if Du Fu's 300 poems include the poem "For Li Bai".

Li Bai commented on Du Fu's poems," Du Fu's poems have deep thoughts and unique artistic expressions. His poems are bold, unrestrained, and passionate. He often portrays the inner world of the characters with true feelings and vivid images, expressing the common feelings and thoughts of mankind. His poems often use rhetorical techniques such as parallel, repetition, and antithesis to make the poetic language concise, concise, and beautiful, with a strong artistic appeal."

If Du Fu and Li Bai had traveled to the modern world together, Du Fu might have been deeply impressed by Li Bai's talent and charm, but he might not have become Li Bai's little fan. Because everyone has their own views and values in different eras and cultures, such feelings and attitudes may vary from person to person. If Du Fu and Li Bai had traveled to the modern world, they might have been influenced by modern culture and ideas to adjust their behavior and attitudes. They may try to accept and adapt to modern lifestyle and cultural concepts, while maintaining their original personality and values. Therefore, whether Du Fu would become Li Bai's little fan would depend on his attitude and actions after he transmigrated to the modern world.

Li Bai and Du Fu were both famous poets in the Tang Dynasty. Their poems had many different characteristics and styles. Li Bai's poems mostly described natural scenery and relaxed and happy mood. He often used exaggerated and bold strokes to express his love for life and his free and unruly personality. His poetry language is gorgeous, full of rhythm, often using metaphor, antithesis and other rhetorical devices to make people feel that the artistic conception is far-reaching and memorable. Du Fu's poems mostly described the social reality and the sufferings of the people, showing his deep thinking and reflection on history and life. His poems were concise and simple, focusing on expressing true feelings and thoughts. He often used real details and descriptions to make people feel real and close to life. Both Li Bai and Du Fu's poems had unique styles and characteristics. Their poems had an important position and influence in the history of literature.

Xie Tian and Li Bai's Resentment of the Jade Steps were both ancient poems of the Tang Dynasty. They were both classic works of poetry. However, there are some similarities and differences between the two poets in terms of their creative background, life experience, and poetry style. Let's compare them in detail. similarities and differences: 1. Creation background: Xie Tiao and Li Bai were both famous poets of the Tang Dynasty. They both lived in the heyday of the Tang Dynasty. The background of Xie Tu's writing of the Resentment of the Jade Steps was that Xie Tu was demoted to Jiangzhou Sima at that time, while the background of Li Bai's writing of the Resentment of the Jade Steps was that Li Bai had once served as a deputy of the Supreme Court. 2. Creation time: Xie Tian's Resentment of the Jade Steps was created around 755 AD and Li Bai's Resentment of the Jade Steps was created around 762 AD. 3. Creation content: The two poets 'Resentment of the Jade Steps both described the scene of women complaining on the jade steps. However, Xie Tiao's Resentment of the Jade Steps focused more on lamenting the fate of women, while Li Bai's Resentment of the Jade Steps focused more on thinking about nature and philosophy of life. 4. Poetic style: Xie Tiao's "Resentment on Jade Steps" uses a wealth of rhetorical devices such as metaphor, personification, and parallel comparison to make the poetry vivid and beautiful. On the other hand, Li Bai's Resentment of the Jade Stairs expressed the poet's perception of life and nature with simple and clear language and images. The difference: 1 Creation background: Xie Tiao's "Resentment of the Jade Steps" is a sentimental work after political frustration while Li Bai's "Resentment of the Jade Steps" is a philosophical work after traveling around the world. 2. Creation time: Xie Tiao's "Resentment of the Jade Steps" was created in Jiangzhou after being demoted, while Li Bai's "Resentment of the Jade Steps" was created in Dali Temple, which traveled around the world. 3. Creation content: Xie Tiao's "Resentment of the Jade Steps" mainly expressed his feelings and lamentation about the fate of women, while Li Bai's "Resentment of the Jade Steps" mainly expressed his perception and thinking about nature and life. To sum up, although Xie Tiao and Li Bai's Resentment of the Jade Steps were both from the Tang Dynasty, there were differences in the background, time, content and other aspects.

Li Bai and Du Fu were both famous poets of the Tang Dynasty, known as the "Poet Fairy" and "Poet Sage". Their poems occupied an important position in the history of Chinese literature. Li Bai's poems were fresh, bold and unconstrained, rich in imagination and profound in artistic conception. He often used bold and unrestrained poems to describe natural scenery and social life, which showed his open-minded, detached, confident and romantic personality characteristics. His poems were widely praised and had a profound influence on the poetry creation of later generations. Du Fu's poems were deep, dignified, subtle and euphemistic, which showed his concern for social reality and sympathy for the sufferings of the people. He was known as the "History of Poetry". His poems had a very high status in the history of Chinese literature and had a great enlightenment effect on the poetry creation of later generations. Li Bai and Du Fu were both representatives of the Tang Dynasty. Their poems occupied an important position in the history of Chinese literature and had a profound impact on the poetry creation of later generations.

Li Bai's poetic life was very colorful. During the Tang Dynasty, he had traveled to many places, including 18 provinces, cities and autonomous regions, including Xinjiang, Gansu, Sichuan, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Henan, Shandong, Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Guizhou, Beijing, and Chongqing. He had visited 206 prefectures and counties, climbed more than 80 mountains, visited more than 60 rivers and streams, and more than 20 lakes. He had traveled more than 25,000 li, which was equivalent to completing a long march. Li Bai recorded his travel experiences and feelings in poems and articles, and these works are still widely read today. His trip was not only to explore the beautiful scenery of famous mountains and rivers, but also to seek spiritual sustenance and self-cultivation. His poems were full of praises for the natural landscape and reflections on life. Li Bai's poetic life was a combination of his unique artistic creation and life experience, which showed his unique charm as a poet and traveler.

The grudge between Gao Shi and Li Bai stemmed from their conflict of interest during the Tang Dynasty. Back then, Gao Shi and Li Bai were very close friends. They ate, lived, and slept together. They even witnessed Li Bai's marriage to Zong Chuke's granddaughter. However, when Li Bai was imprisoned for the crime of " treason," he wrote many letters for help to Gao Shi, but he received no response. Later, with Guo Ziyi's help, Li Bai was released, but he broke off relations with Gao Shi. At the same time, Du Fu was also wandering in the An Lushan Rebellion, while Gao Shi still helped Du Fu after he became famous. This showed that Gao Shi was not a heartless person. As for why Gao Shi wasn't willing to help Li Bai, there might be some hidden reasons. Therefore, the grudge between Gao Shi and Li Bai could be said to be due to the conflict between personal friendship and war interests.