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The analysis on contradictory of themes in Li Bai's poetry about Immortals

Jia Bing

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There were some themes in Li Bai's poetry about Immortals: Eulogizing or objecting king wondering with immortals;Wondering with immortals or begging immortal medicine;Objecting king wondering with immortals,but makeing sure for the same action which by himself.The reason is the infection by literary tradition,the ideology of Li Bai and the social reality.

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There were some themes in Li Bai's poetry about Immortals: Eulogizing or objecting king wondering with immortals;Wondering with immortals or begging immortal medicine;Objecting king wondering with immortals,but makeing sure for the same action which by himself.The reason is the infection by literary tradition,the ideology of Li Bai and the social reality.

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There were some themes in Li Bai's poetry about Immortals: Eulogizing or objecting king wondering with immortals;Wondering with immortals or begging immortal medicine;Objecting king wondering with immortals,but makeing sure for the same action which by himself.The reason is the infection by literary tradition,the ideology of Li Bai and the social reality.

Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Begging, Ideology, Art, Philosophy, Law, Theology

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