Chapter 92 Early Hair Baidi City/Li Bai

Li Bai was sent to Changliu Yelang because of the Yongwang phosphorus incident.Yelang is very small, but his fame is not small, because of the story of "Yelang is arrogant".In fact, Yelang was originally a tribe of the Southwest Minorities, scattered in the northwest of Guizhou, the east of Yunnan, and the south of Sichuan.The former site of Gu Yelang is in today's Tongzi County, Guizhou.Li Bai was exiled there, of course, he did not actually go. His exile route was upstream from the Yangtze River, first to Sichuan, and then to Guizhou.When the ship arrived in Kuizhou (now Fengjie, Chongqing), it encountered amnesty, so the original ship returned to Jiangling.

The "Three Gorges" section in Li Daoyuan's "Shui Jing Zhu" said: "Sometimes the emperor is in the morning and the emperor is in the evening, and Jiangling is in the middle of a thousand or two hundred miles. Although he is riding on the wind, he is not sick." The first two sentences of the poem, Use Li Daoyuan language. Li Daoyuan also said: "every day on the first frost day of the sunny day, the forest is cold and the stream is solemn, and there are often tall apes shouting and screaming, which is strange and strange. Long, the ape cried three times and tears stained his clothes.'" When Li Bai passed the Three Gorges, "the sound of apes on both sides of the strait could not stop", but he did not have the feeling of "tears staining his clothes". Look, he is full of joy instead.