Li Bai
Definition
Li Bai was one of China's most famous poets from the Tang Dynasty. Known for his romantic and lyrical style, he is often referred to as the "Immortal Poet" and has left a significant impact on Chinese literature.
Related terms
Tang Dynasty: The Tang Dynasty was a golden age of Chinese civilization, during which Li Bai lived and produced his remarkable works.
Du Fu: Du Fu was another prominent poet from the Tang Dynasty, often regarded as Li Bai's counterpart due to their contrasting styles.
Romanticism: Li Bai's poetry is often associated with romanticism, characterized by an emphasis on nature, individualism, and intense emotions.
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AP Chinese - Unit 1 Overview: Families in Different Societies
AP Chinese - Unit 2 Overview: The Influence of Language and Culture on Identity
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