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Li Bai's Attitudes towards Official Career and Official Rank Expressed in his Poems

Huang Xiao-lin

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Being one of the most influential poets in Tang Dynasty,Li Bai has a character of romance and a positive attitude towards official career and official rank,which has been clearly expressed in his poems.In all his life,he has been practicing his idea of being willing to be an assist in emperor's state affairs,and in his poems there is clearly a complaint about his failure to acquire an official rank or name,all of which has formed the spirit of his poems,his unique character and his destine of tragedy.

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Being one of the most influential poets in Tang Dynasty,Li Bai has a character of romance and a positive attitude towards official career and official rank,which has been clearly expressed in his poems.In all his life,he has been practicing his idea of being willing to be an assist in emperor's state affairs,and in his poems there is clearly a complaint about his failure to acquire an official rank or name,all of which has formed the spirit of his poems,his unique character and his destine of tragedy.

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Being one of the most influential poets in Tang Dynasty,Li Bai has a character of romance and a positive attitude towards official career and official rank,which has been clearly expressed in his poems.In all his life,he has been practicing his idea of being willing to be an assist in emperor's state affairs,and in his poems there is clearly a complaint about his failure to acquire an official rank or name,all of which has formed the spirit of his poems,his unique character and his destine of tragedy.

Key concepts: Emperor, Poetry, Rank (graph theory), Character (mathematics), Tragedy (event), Romance, Literature, State (computer science)

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