Li Bai's "Green Lotus Sword Song" Original Text

Li Bai's "Green Lotus Sword Song" is as follows: Do you not see that the water of the Yellow River comes from the sky and rushes to the sea without returning? Haven't you seen the sad white hair in the mirror of the high hall? In the morning, it was like a black silk that turned into snow at dusk. Life is full of joy, do not let the golden cup empty face the moon. Heaven gave me talent, I will be useful, thousands of gold scattered to come back. Cook sheep and slaughter cattle for fun, and drink three hundred cups at a time. Master Cen and Dan Qiusheng are about to drink. Don't stop drinking. I'll sing a song with you, and I'll ask you to listen to it for me. Bells, drums and jade are not expensive, I hope you will not wake up after a long time of drunkenness. Since ancient times, sages and sages have been lonely, and only those who drink leave their names. Once upon a time, the king of Chen held a banquet in Pingle. He drank ten thousand taels of wine and laughed at will. Why did the host say that he was short of money? He had to buy it directly and pour it to you. A five-streaked horse and a fur coat worth thousands of gold. I'll go out and exchange it for good wine. I'll share with you the sorrow of eternity.

Li Bai had never written the poem 'Green Lotus Sword Song'. The Green Lotus Sword Song was a work created by a modern novelist. It first came from the fantasy novel, The Story of Gracefulness. The content of this poem described the moves and skills of Sword Immortal Hua Jianying. Among them, Li Bai's ultimate move, the Blue Lotus Sword Song, had also appeared in the game " Honor of Kings ". It had a high damage output and control effect.

Although Li Bai was known as Green Lotus Scholar, he had never written the poem 'Green Lotus Sword Song'. The Green Lotus Sword Song was first written in the fantasy novel, The Story of Glamour. Later, it was used as a kind of illusory move by the animation series, Drawing the Bad People of the Underworld. Some games also used this term. Therefore, Li Bai had never composed the poem 'Green Lotus Sword Song'.

Li Bai had never written the poem 'Green Lotus Sword Song'. The Green Lotus Sword Song was a work created by a modern novelist. It first came from the fantasy novel, The Story of Gracefulness. The content of this poem described the moves and skills of Sword Immortal Hua Jianying. Among them, Li Bai's ultimate move, the Blue Lotus Sword Song, had also appeared in the game " Honor of Kings ". It had a high damage output and control effect. However, the search results did not provide any relevant information about the poem or the entire poem content of Li Bai's "Green Lotus Sword Song".

The original text of the 'Green Lotus Sword Song' was as follows: Kill a man every ten steps, leave no trace for a thousand miles Riding the wind and breaking the waves, there will be a time, hanging the clouds and sails to cross the sea The king pressed his sword and looked at the border. His yaks had fallen into the sky. Pressing the sword to clear the eight poles, returning to sing the song of the wind emperor Leaning on the jade table, walking on the sword like clouds In the morning I brush my sword and go to the sky, in the evening I hang my whip and go back to the dust of the border drunk Dyed clothes and swords, white hair and shooting stars in the daytime White feather on waist, sword flower autumn lotus light out of the box

Although Li Bai was known as Green Lotus Scholar, he had never written a poem like the Green Lotus Sword Song. The Blue Lotus Sword Song originated from the Glamorous Story. The animation series Drawing the Unscrupulous in the Underworld used this term as a kind of illusory move, and some games also used this term.

Although Li Bai was known as Green Lotus Scholar, he had never written a poem like the Green Lotus Sword Song. The Green Lotus Sword Song originated from the Glamorous Story. The animation series Drawing the Unscrupulous in the Underworld used this term as a kind of illusory move, and some games also used this term.

Green Lotus Sword Immortal was a character in the novel Sword Comes, not Li Bai. Li Bai was a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty. His works were bold, unrestrained, fresh and refined, known as the "Poet Fairy". Green Lotus Sword Immortal was the name of a character in the Swordsman's Fate series of games, not a real character.

The correct way to write it in traditional Chinese was 'Green Lotus Sword Immortal Li Bai'. The six Chinese characters were' Green Lotus Sword Immortal 'and' Li Bai'.