This poem is Li Bai's Drunk Song. In poetry, we look at the world around us with the psychology and eyes of drunkards, but in fact we look at everything with poetic eyes and think about everything. At the beginning of this poem, I quoted the allusions of Shan Jian in Jin Dynasty. When Shan Jian was guarding Xiangyang, he liked to drink in Jia Qian Garden and often rode back drunk. At that time, the ballad said that he went home at dusk and knew nothing. I can ride a good horse and face the fence backwards. "Fence, a white hat. Li Bai said here that he came back at dusk, drunk as mud, and was stopped by children to clap his hands and sing, causing laughter all over the street.

But the wild and unruly poet didn't care, saying that it would take 36,000 days in a hundred years to fill his stomach with 300 glasses of wine every day. At this time, he was drunk, looked around dimly, and saw the green Hanshui River outside Xiangyang from a distance, which seemed to be newly brewed wine in his illusion. Ah, if this Hanjiang River can be turned into spring wine, then just the song used for brewing can build a rotten mound. Drunk, the poet rode on a well-carved saddle, singing the tune of "Plum Blossom Falling", followed by a car with a hip flask, carrying a band and playing music to persuade wine. He felt smug, and suddenly he felt that he could not be compared with the princes in history. Li Si, the prime minister of the Qin Dynasty, was also killed by Qin Ershi. When he died, he said to his son, "I want to lead the yellow dog with you again, and both of us will go out to the east gate of Shangcai (Li Si's hometown) to chase the sly rabbit. How can I get it! " There is also yang hu in the Jin Dynasty, who often visited Xianshan when guarding Xiangyang. He once said to people, "It's sad that a wise man is better than this. If there are too many people with me, they will all be forgotten. " After Hu's death, Xiangyang people set up a monument in Xianshan to commemorate it. People who see the monument often shed tears, which is called the "Tears Monument", but this monument has no meaning at this time. Now that the plaque has peeled off, no one will cry for it. One of them didn't end well before he died. Although someone erected a monument behind him, it is inevitable that he will gradually disappear. He can't be as happy and realistic as "pouring money under the moon". You can enjoy the cool breeze and bright moon without spending money. Drunk and falling in the romantic moonlight like Yushan, it shows incomparable elegance and comfort.

At the end of the poem, the poet once again preaches binge drinking, eating, drinking and having fun, emphasizing that even King Xiang of Chu, who is noble enough to be associated with the goddess of Wushan, has long since vanished, and it is better to share life and death with his party.

This poem is loved by people. Because the poet's lifestyle is free, but not decadent. What dominates the whole poem is self-appreciation and intoxication of one's romantic life. The poet portrayed himself as an innocent drunk with a straightforward style. The description of life scenes in the poem is very vivid and full of strong drama, reaching the level of vividness and reflecting the lively side of social life in the prosperous Tang Dynasty.