Bai Juyi (chinesisch 白居易, Pinyin Bái Jūyì / Bó Jūyì, W.-G. Pai Chü-i, Donath: Bo Dschü-i; auch Pö Chü-i; * 772 in Xinzheng, Henan; † 846 in Luoyang) war ein chinesischer Dichter der Tang-Dynastie. Sein Großjährigkeitsname (chinesisch 字, Pinyin zì) war Letian (樂天, lètiān).
Belegte, datierte Zitate von Bai Juyi
I am lucky not to have such bad habits. I only indulge myself in drinking wine and writing poetry. I am indeed indulgent, but what harm will that do?
I set my eyes on the green mountain, and let my hair grow white. Who knows how many years I have left to live in this world?
I lay my harp on the curved table, Sitting there idly, filled only with emotions. Why should I trouble to play? A breeze will come and sweep the strings.
For ten years I never left my books; I went up ... and won unmerited praise. My high place I do not much prize; The joy of my parents will first make me proud.
And I today ... by virtue of what rightHave I never once tended field or tree? My government-pay is three hundred tons; At the year's end I have still grain in hand.
Noch keine Plattformen verknüpft.
Die sechs Teilsignale hinter dem Fame-Score und ihre Ränge in den Ranglisten.
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