Archival Overview
Tang dynasty genius poet (701–762), revered as the 'Poet Immortal' (Shixian), whose romantic lyricism, effortless grace, and boundless imagination produced over a thousand immortal poems celebrated across the world.
Biographical Record
Li Bai spent his youth wandering the mountains and rivers of Sichuan, cultivating Daoist philosophy, calligraphy, and martial swordsmanship. Summoned to the imperial capital Chang'an in 742, Emperor Xuanzong appointed him to the prestigious Hanlin Academy, enchanted by his improvisational genius.
Li Bai's poetry is renowned for its cosmic scale, vivid sensory beauty, and playful defiance of convention, immortalized in verses like 'Quiet Night Thought' and 'Drinking Alone Under the Moon'. Together with Du Fu, he represents the supreme pinnacle of classical Chinese poetic achievement.
Key Life Milestones
Appointment to the Hanlin Academy
Welcomed to the Tang imperial court in Chang'an by Emperor Xuanzong as scholar and imperial court poet.
Drinking Alone Under the Moon
Composed his internationally celebrated lyric cycle celebrating Daoist transcendence, solitude, and wine.
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Final Resting Place
Perpetual MemorialDangtu County (Anhui), China