Li Bai

Li Bai (Chinese: 李白; pinyin: Lǐ Bái) Ba bvo yin ku yei Taibai (太白) a̱ yin yet a̱ntyok China nu a̱ jem a̱bvom a̱tushuk ba bvo ku bvwo bu̱ yet a̱gwop bu̱ a̱ngwak ka̱yat du̱tyok Tanh ni, bu̱ ka̱yat a̱bvom a̱tushuk a̱nyyi Chinis. Nu bu̱ ba̱kpa̱ndang nu ba da̱ ni di Du Fu (712–770) n ba yin sshi ka̱yat ba̱ngwak ba a̱ yin sshi a̱za̱nson a̱ tyyi ya ka̱son du̱twang nwap nyyi sot du̱tyok Tang ti ni, Ba yin ga ba yei "Golden Age of Chinese Poetry". Gan ji "ka̱hat ka̱tat" ("Three Wonders") a̱ ta̱twang Li Bai a a̱bvom a̱tushuk (poetry), a̱nbvwo ka̱krong Pei Min (swordplay), bu̱ jang zṵzzwa du̱jem Zhang Xu (calligraphy).

Kidei a̱bvom a̱tushik 1,000 a̱ mi ba hwa a̱ yin yet a̱nyyi Li Bai a a̱ kan nat ndyin ni. Ba kan tung a̱bvom a̱tushuk nu na a̱ tyyi ka̱yat ba̱nyyi byi kpungtun a̱nyyi du̱tyok Tang, Heyue yingling ji, nyyai u̱ du̱ryya 753 pfwong Yin Fan. Nswak ntat bu̱ a̱naai ka̱yat cci tsat a a̱bvom a̱tushik nd̈ang a a̱ sshi ka̱yat nkkang swat ka ba tung a̱ tyyi ni a̱ yet a̱nyyi Li Bai, ba yin na̱ zzu u̱ ka̱ram cei sencori a̱mba 18. A̱ cu̱crak ka̱ram a̱ ya a̱ mi brak bvwan du̱jem npfwong nu ti tu yin nwwa ka̱yat Urop.Ka̱yat du̱jem Ezra Pound Cathay (1915), a̱bvom Li Bai a̱ ya kyei a (11 ka̱yat 19).