What was the reason behind Li Bai's " Let's Drink " being revised before it was included in the textbook?

There were many reasons behind Li Bai's " Into the Wine " being revised before it entered the textbook. On the one hand, Li Bai's " Going to Drink " was originally a bold and unrestrained poem, but there were some inappropriate descriptions and expressions in the original version. For example, the word " Yao " in " I ask where the cowherd boy is pointing to the Apricot Blossom Village " did not take into account the possible ambiguities and misunderstandings caused by this expression in the original poem. Therefore, in the process of writing the teaching materials, it was necessary to modify and adjust them to ensure that students could understand and use them accurately during learning. On the other hand, as a famous poem," Let's Drink " also experienced some changes and adjustments in the process of circulation. For example, the original version of " Into Wine " might have come from Li Bai's own creation, but in the process of circulation, it might have been adapted and interpreted by others to add some new elements and expressions, causing the style and content of the poem to change. Therefore, in the process of writing teaching materials, it was necessary to take into account such changes and adjustments in order to better adapt to the needs of different grades and different learning groups. In short, Li Bai's " Into the Wine " was revised before entering the textbook because of many reasons, including the characteristics of the poem itself and the changes and adjustments in the process of circulation. These factors should be taken into account in the process of compiling the teaching materials to ensure that students can correctly understand and use this poem.