(唐) 李白等著

About the Author

Li Bai (701–762), revered as one of China's greatest poets and often called the 'Immortal Poet,' was a Tang Dynasty luminary whose works embody the spirit of romanticism and natural beauty. Born in what is now Gansu Province, he wandered extensively across the empire, drawing inspiration from mountains, rivers, and the moonlit nights that infused his verses with vivid imagery and profound emotion. Collaborating with other literary giants of his era, Li Bai's poetry captures the fleeting joys of life, the melancholy of exile, and a deep appreciation for wine and friendship. His influence endures through timeless collections like 'Tang Shi Song Ci Three Hundred Prime (Full-Color Essence Edition)/Beautiful Classics,' which preserve the elegance of Tang and Song poetry for modern readers, offering a window into classical Chinese literary heritage.