Li Bai

Li Bo (, Lǐ Bo or Lǐ Bó; lived 701 – 762), umwhile kent in the Wast bi the transliteration Li Po,World and Its Peoples: Eastern and Southern Asia By Marshall Cavendish Corporation. p. 109 The New York Times guide to essential knowledge: a desk reference for the ... By The New York Times p. 57  wis a major Cheenese poet. He is regarded as one of the greatest poets in Cheenae's Tang period, which is often considered China's "golden age" of poetry.China By Damian Harper, Thomas Huhti. Lonely Planet. p.74 He was part of the group of Chinese scholars called the "Aicht Immortals o the Wine Cup" in a poem by fellae poet Du Fu.  Approximately 1,100 poems attributed to Li Bai remain the day.,China : a cultural and historical dictionary By Michael Dillon. Routledge. p.185  including thirtie-fower in the popular anthology, Three Hundred Tang Poems.

Li Bai travelled extensively "looking for patrons",China : a cultural and historical dictionary By Michael Dillon became weel kent for his consumption o wine,Classical Chinese Poetry: An Anthology By David Hinton p.173. Macmillon  served for brief periods unner the emperor, an made his livin throu his poetry.Speaking of Chinese By Raymond Chang, Margaret Scrogin Chang He dee'd frae illness.

In China, his poem "Quiet Night Thoughts", reflecting a nostalgie o a traveller away frae hame,How to read Chinese poetry: a guided anthology By Zong-qi Cai p. 210. Columbia University Press  haes been widely  "memorized by school children an quoted by adults".Speaking of Chinese By Raymond Chang, Margaret Scrogin Chang  p. 176  WW Norton & Company 

In the West his influences include mony translations, adaptations, an muckle inspiration.

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