There was a Taoist priest in Yinshan who wrote when he met him. Who was the Taoist priest in Yin Shan talking about when he met him?

"Taoists meet in Yin Shan" was written by Wang Xizhi. This sentence was originally written as "When Taoist priests meet, they should write" Huang Ting for White Goose ",which comes from a seven-character quatrain" Seeing the guest off to Yue "given to his friend He by the poet Li Bai in the Tang Dynasty:" The flowing water in Jinghu Lake overflows with clear waves, and the fanatics return to the ship to escape from prosperity. If the Taoists in Yin Shan meet, they should write Huang Ting for the White Goose. "

Who are the Taoists talking about when they meet?

"Yin Shan monks meet to write" Huang Ting for White Goose ",which means that ancient Wang Xizhi wrote" Huang Ting Jing "to change geese for Yin Shan monks. You must have such a pleasure when you go. This is a farewell poem written by the poet for his good friend He returned to his hometown. In fact, the last two sentences praise He's calligraphy with Wang Xizhi's story.

In ancient times, there was a Taoist priest in Yinshan who hoped that Wang Xizhi could copy a Huang Tingjing for him, but he was afraid to put forward it rashly. Knowing that Wang Xizhi loved geese, he carefully raised a group of white geese and gave them to Xizhi, and put forward the requirement of writing scriptures. Wang Xizhi readily agreed with him and copied the Yellow Pavilion Classic for him, so this classic is also called "Becoming a Goose".

This is a four-line poem presented by Li Bai to He, which was written at about the same time as "Send He prison to Siming". He and Li Bai can be said to have forgotten each other. In the first month of Tianbao in the third year of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, He resigned and returned to Beijing to be a Taoist priest. Xuanzong sent a farewell message at Changle Slope. Li Bai waited for a letter from Hanlin in Chang 'an, so he gave him this poem.