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In this article, I have focused on "GuShu-ShiYong", Li Bai's work of old age. First, after examining the controversial controversy of this "GuShu-ShiYong", I decided to regard these poems as Li Bai's work and started the analysis. This "GuShu-ShiYong" is a poetry of ten scenes near 'Dang-Tu'.
In the first and second poems, Li Bai, with its beautiful landscape, is dreaming of longevity, drinking vitality. From the third number to the fifth number, they recall their spirit by introducing historical figures. Like the bamboo in the sixth, Li Bai himself is proud to have kept his right mind, and in the seventh, he misses those who can acknowledge him. In the eighth, He has worried about himself who can neither transcend the worldly world nor be recognized in the world. In the ninth, he seeks to transcend secularity and eventually finds himself wandering in the immortal world and the worldly world.
In the last tenth, he look back at the world, looking at the TianMen Mountain, standing firmly behind him, thinking that his life was not in vain anyway.

In this article, I have focused on "GuShu-ShiYong", Li Bai's work of old age. First, after examining the controversial controversy of this "GuShu-ShiYong", I decided to regard these poems as Li Bai's work and started the analysis. This "GuShu-ShiYong" is a poetry of ten scenes near 'Dang-Tu'.
In the first and second poems, Li Bai, with its beautiful landscape, is dreaming of longevity, drinking vitality. From the third number to the fifth number, they recall their spirit by introducing historical figures. Like the bamboo in the sixth, Li Bai himself is proud to have kept his right mind, and in the seventh, he misses those who can acknowledge him. In the eighth, He has worried about himself who can neither transcend the worldly world nor be recognized in the world. In the ninth, he seeks to transcend secularity and eventually finds himself wandering in the immortal world and the worldly world.
In the last tenth, he look back at the world, looking at the TianMen Mountain, standing firmly behind him, thinking that his life was not in vain anyway.