1. This sentence compares the dancing snowflakes to the white clouds crushed by the drunken fairy wine; the imagination is strange and magnificent, unconventional, and the wording can be seen in its romantic style, which is unfettered You can also get a glimpse of the majestic and strong physique in your imagination. These are all manifestations of Li Bai's bold and elegant poetry, like flowing clouds and flowing water. You can learn from it by looking at its "waves like mountains spewing snow".
2. The poet woke up in the morning and suddenly saw snowflakes flying all over the sky, bright and bright. The curling smoke from the furnace and the jade pendant of cold grass are used as metaphors for the brightness of the snow; while the last sentence uses the metaphor of immortals rubbing the white clouds, tying up the entire poem in a grand and intoxicating context. Judging from the metaphors used, they are all very elegant, cool, or legendary. It can be inferred that the poet's state of mind must have been extremely open and relaxed at that time.
As for whether it is Li Bai's poem, I think there is no need to go into it. Many poems in the Tang, Five Dynasties and early Song Dynasties are suspected of having no owner or multiple owners, such as "Die Lian Hua" (Who says leisurely abandonment for a long time)? The poems may be attributed to Feng Yansi of the Southern Tang Dynasty or to Ouyang Yongshu.
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