Li Bai said that he carried Liu Jia at the age of five, and watched hundreds of schools at the age of ten. Is it true?/You don't say.

Li Bai said that he carried Liu Jia at the age of five, and watched hundreds of schools at the age of ten. This is his self-introduction, which should be true, but it contains some exaggerated elements. Li Bai is romantic and unrestrained, and he was more playful when he was a child. Even if he carries Liu Jia and watches hundreds of schools, his level will not be too high, and he does not belong to a child prodigy.

First of all, the meaning of "carrying Liu Jia at the age of five, watching a hundred schools at the age of ten" can't be explained online. I began to recite Liu Jia's skills at the age of five, and 10 began to read and learn a hundred schools of thought. To be more specific, Li Bai's Liu Jia Chant refers to 60 groups of branches, which are chronologies of branches and numbers of Taoist arts. Today, we still use it to calculate people's fate. Li's hundred schools are represented by Taoism, Confucianism, Legalism, Mohism, Yin and Yang, cultivators and militarists.

Li Bai's self-introduction can only prove that he has learned a lot from primary school, but can't prove how deeply and skillfully he has studied these theories. It also shows from the side that he is a rich boy and has a good family background to support him to contact so many things. Li Bai was indeed born in a merchant family. At that time, Taoism was the state religion of the Tang Dynasty, and the whole people believed in Taoism. Li Er and Laozi were respected. So not only Li Bai, but also many families learn the skills and knowledge of Taoism.

In other words, if you are a rich boy and rich second generation like Li Bai, your parents will also let you "recite six classics at the age of five and watch a hundred schools at the age of ten." Moreover, when Li Bai was a child, he was also playful and didn't like reading. He skipped class and ran around all day until he met an old lady who grinded iron bars. The old lady told him that "as long as the kung fu is deep and the pestle is ground into a needle", he became studious and overbearing and became a poet in the Tang Dynasty. But I think this story is not true. It may be made up by deceiving children, but it can also explain Li Bai's learning attitude when he was a child.

Later, Li Bai became a Taoist priest of the Shangqing school in Maoshan. He travels all day, collecting medicine and alchemy. He also likes to brag about the routines of strategists and wants to show his ambitions politically. Later, he was recommended to the court by several senior Taoist officials, but he was not appreciated. Tang Xuanzong only wanted him to be a "scholar who whitewashes peace". Later, he resigned and continued to collect herbs with fans Du Fu and Gao Shi. Unfortunately, he ended up drunk.