Interpretation of the Poet Li Po's Moon Love Knot
Can Yang
Abstract
Can Yang
Abstract
Li Po is the poet who wrote the most poems about moon in ancient times.The moon image is Li Po's eternal love knot.Containing huge personality strength and philosophical spirit,Li Po's moon poems are ideal and good governance symbols of the supercilious and roused prosperous Tang Dynasty;it's the symbol of spirit temperament and culture character;it's a way to dispel pain form his mind and confirm his own identity;it's the target for him to express love for his native land and think fondly of true friendship;it's also the carrier to lodge at to make inquiries about life and quest the philosophy thinking about the universe.Li Po's moon image is meaningful and its technique is quite excellent.It represents the highest-level achievement in ancient times about moon poems.
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Li Po is the poet who wrote the most poems about moon in ancient times.The moon image is Li Po's eternal love knot.Containing huge personality strength and philosophical spirit,Li Po's moon poems are ideal and good governance symbols of the supercilious and roused prosperous Tang Dynasty;it's the symbol of spirit temperament and culture character;it's a way to dispel pain form his mind and confirm his own identity;it's the target for him to express love for his native land and think fondly of true friendship;it's also the carrier to lodge at to make inquiries about life and quest the philosophy thinking about the universe.Li Po's moon image is meaningful and its technique is quite excellent.It represents the highest-level achievement in ancient times about moon poems.
Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Interpretation (philosophy), Philosophy, Friendship, Symbol (formal), Character (mathematics), Knot (papermaking)