Li Bai's poetry and wine culture is the best record of his life experience. Throughout his life, he used wine as ink, wrote attentively, and wrote many shocking and fascinating words, which became one beautiful treasure after another in the poetry circle. Li Bai cared about national affairs all his life, but his ideal of making contributions to the country and his nature of dissatisfaction with the dark reality constituted his unique "poetic wine" life.

Li Bai is an alcoholic, known as "drunken saint" and "Brewmaster". It is recorded in the history books that "every drunkenness is an article, so as not to make mistakes. When talking with drunken people, you can't see what you see." When you lived in Rencheng, you lived in Culai Mountain with Confucius, Han Mian, Zhang Shuming, Pei Zheng and Tao Mian.

Du Fu's Song of Drinking Eight Immortals praised it as "100 poems of Li Bai fighting for wine", and some people called it: "There are many people who talk about wine except Yuefu." Of the more than 65,438+0,500 poems preserved, more than 700 are about drinking, and the others are more or less full of wine. Among them, Jiang, and Xiangyang Song spread widely.

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Other wine culture celebrities

1, Du Kang.

In Shangshu Jiujing, "Heaven only commands me, and my people only worship Yuan". In the Tang Dynasty, Confucius quoted Han and Ying Shao as saying, "Du Kang makes wine." Du Kang was once regarded as synonymous with wine because of its wine making. There is a poem by Cao Cao, the fastest runner in history ("Speak of the devil"): "How can I solve my worries? Only Du Kang. " There are also wines named after "Du Kang" in Henan and Shaanxi.

2. Zhou Wang.

As the last emperor of Shang Dynasty, he was a notorious figure. He invented the method of using wine as court entertainment: "... taking wine as a pool, hanging meat as a forest, men and women (naked) chasing each other, drinking all night." This scene can be compared with Julius Caesar of the Roman Empire.

3. Confucius

Although Confucius was a saint and was called a teacher for generations, he actually had many hobbies of ordinary people, such as drinking. Confucius advocated drinking. The word "wine" appeared five times in The Analects of Confucius, four of which were from Confucius, which can prove that his old gentleman likes drinking at ordinary times.