The poem Li Bai wrote in the temple

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Li Bai had written many poems about the breeze, including the poem "A long howl at the Heavenly Gate, and a breeze comes from thousands of miles away" in "Six Poems on Mount Tai." In the Spring Day Banquet with Yang Jiangning and the Officials at the North Lake, there was a poem that said,"Yang Zai is gentle in the breeze, and his fragrance rises to the corner of the sea." In Ancient Style 38, Lonely Orchids Growing in the Quiet Garden, there was a saying," If there is no breeze blowing, for whom will the fragrance spread?" "The colorful clouds in the sky disappear, and the breeze comes from afar." In the 12th of the ancient style, the pine and cypress were originally solitary and straight. In Xiangyang Song, there was a line that said," The clear breeze and bright moon don't need a penny to buy, and the jade mountain will fall by itself." Wait a minute.

Li Bai wrote a poem about the Phoenix Terrace, titled " Climbing the Phoenix Terrace in Jinling ". This poem described the Phoenix's play on the Phoenix Platform. After the Phoenix left, only the river water flowed freely on the platform. The poem also mentioned that the flowers and plants of the Wu Palace covered the secluded path, and the clothes of the Jin Dynasty became ancient hills. The poem also depicted three mountains and a half falling beyond the blue sky, and two rivers separating the White Egret Island. Finally, the poet wrote that the clouds always covered the sun's brilliance, and it was sad that Chang 'an was not seen. This poem expressed nostalgia for the prosperous scene of the past and worries about reality.

Li Bai wrote a few poems about phoenixes. One of the most famous songs was " Climbing the Phoenix Terrace in Jinling ". This poem depicted the scene of the phoenix swimming on the Phoenix Platform and the phoenix flowing freely in the empty river. Li Bai also composed poems such as "Phoenix Song" and "Jinling Phoenix Terrace Wine", expressing his feelings and thoughts with the phoenix as the theme.

Li Bai had once written a poem about Mount Jiuyi. In his work," Sad Autumn Ode," he described the beautiful autumn scenery of Mount Jiuyi. Apart from that, Li Bai also mentioned Mount Jiuyi in the poem 'Far Parting.' Other related poems and works describing Jiuyi Mountain might need to be searched further.

Li Bai wrote a poem called 'Staying in the Mountain Temple at Night' in Xuankong Temple.

The most famous poem of Li Bai's Xuankong Temple was 'Staying in the Mountain Temple at Night' which read,'The dangerous building is a hundred feet high, and the hand can pick the stars. I don't dare to speak loudly, for fear of shocking the people in the sky." This poem expressed that the higher one stood, the more careful one had to be. At a high place, one could raise one's hand to pick the stars, but one had to be careful and serious.

Li Bai wrote a poem in Xuankong Temple, named " Staying in the Mountain Temple at Night ". The content of this poem was "The dangerous building is a hundred feet high, and the hand can pick the stars." I don't dare to speak loudly, for fear of shocking the people in the sky." This poem described the magnificent scene of Xuankong Temple and Li Bai's feelings here. Xuankong Temple was located in Datong, Shanxi Province. It was a thousand-year-old temple and was considered to be the only existing temple in China that combined Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. However, some search results indicated that the poem was actually written by Li Bai at Jiangxin Temple on the top of Caishan Peak in Huangmei County, Hubei Province. Therefore, the exact situation regarding the poem Li Bai wrote in Xuankong Temple was still uncertain.

Li Bai wrote a poem in Xuankong Temple: " The dangerous building is a hundred feet high, and the hand can pick the stars. I don't dare to speak loudly, for fear of startling the people in the sky."

The most famous poem of Li Bai's Xuankong Temple was 'Staying in the Mountain Temple at Night' which read,'The dangerous building is a hundred feet high, and the hand can pick the stars. I don't dare to speak loudly, for fear of shocking the people in the sky."