This episode - Tian Xia Yi - turns the camera to Li Bai's tortuous journey of pursuing an official career, revealing the persistence and helplessness deep in his heart.In the depths of Zhongnan Mountain, Li Bai quietly waited for the emperor's summons with his infinite longing for the imperial court.His eyes were full of innocence and expectation, as if he had seen the magnanimity and glory of his official career.

The first trip to Chang'an did not go as he expected.The cruelty of reality and the beauty of ideals collided in Chang'an City, and his political ambitions seemed so pale in front of reality.The prosperity and hustle and bustle of Chang'an did not bring him the glory and status he expected, but instead made him feel deeply lost and confused.

In this context, li bai began to turn to nature to seek spiritual solace.His poem "The Road to Shu is Difficult" is a vivid portrayal of this change.In this poem, he described the dangers and magnificence of the Shu Road with majestic brushstrokes, and at the same time expressed his helplessness and emotion about the ups and downs of his official career.

From then on, li bai began to express his emotions and ambitions with poetry.His poems surge out like a torrent of rivers, showing his love for life and persistence in his ideals.Despite the ups and downs of his official career, Li Bai still maintained his true self and wrote his own legend with poetry.