Name: Bai Juyi: Why Did He Keep Writing Till the End? Devoting All His Poems to Turning the Dharma Wheel in His Next Life #culture
Uploaded: 2026-05-08T22:00:00.371Z
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Sara’s History of China

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Poet Bai Juyi

Tang Poetry

China: Medieval Classical

Middle Ages Literature

Literature

Culture

Endless grasses spread across the plain, 
Year after year, they wither and return. 
Wildfires cannot burn them all away— 
When spring winds blow, they rise again.

Bai Juyi’s life would come to mirror the grass on the plain: scorched, but never destroyed; waiting for the spring wind, and beginning again.

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Sara’s History of China