STUDY IN CHINA GLOBAL (SCG)Gao Shi, also known as Li Bai, was a famous Chinese poet during the Tang Dynasty (618–907 AD). He was born in Central Asia and later lived in various parts of China, where he composed many poems that are considered to be masterpieces of Chinese literature.
Gao Shi had a love for nature and travel, and his poems often reflect these passions. He was known for his lyrical and imaginative style, as well as his vivid descriptions of landscapes, rivers, and mountains. He was also famous for his poems about wine, which often contain philosophical musings and reflections on life.
Gao Shi’s influence on Chinese poetry was immense, and he remains one of the most beloved poets in China to this day. His works were widely read and imitated by later poets, and many of his poems are still memorized and recited by people all over the world.
Despite his popularity, Gao Shi led a wandering life and lived in poverty for much of his life. Nevertheless, he never lost his love for poetry and continued to write until his death.
Today, Gao Shi’s poems are studied by scholars and appreciated by people all over the world. They serve as a testament to the beauty and enduring power of Chinese literature, and as a reminder of the incredible talent and passion of this great poet.
