Zhu Dunru's ci collection is called "A Woodcutter's Song".
Nandu Ci is an important school in China's ancient pronoun song culture. Zhu Dunru is one of Nandu Ci poets, and his representative work "The Ode to Wood" is regarded as one of the important masterpieces of Nandu Ci.
Nandu Ci belongs to a new literary form in the Tang Dynasty. Its main feature is to express personal feelings, and its works are usually lyrical, musical and sensitive. As one of the Southern School poets, Zhu Dunru's ci works show strong personality and emotion, and his creative ideas are not limited to the system, which is a new artistic style in itself.
Woodcutting Song is one of Zhu Dunru's representative works. It was written in the late Tang Dynasty, when the author was visiting Annan's accompanying officials in Mu Guiying, the road to the south of Annan (now Vietnam). During the writing process, Zhu Dunru expressed his thoughts about his hometown and relatives and his artistic perception of Annan's wonderful natural scenery by virtue of his own emotional experience.
artistic features
1. Delicate lyricism and sincere emotion: The Song of the Woodcutter is a highly lyrical collection of words. The author expresses his sincere thoughts about his hometown and family through unique brushwork and delicate description, and his feelings are warm and moving. For example, the poem "The Moon Villa is still shining, and I want to sell it alone on the long bridge" expresses the author's attachment to my homeland and the feelings of missing my loved ones.
2. Strong musicality and rich sense of rhythm: Woodcutter's Song also has remarkable characteristics in musicality. The author adopts unique phonology and rhyming methods, which endows the words with vivid sense of rhythm and rhythmic beauty. For example, "The green pine is beautiful and beautiful, and the white clouds and yellow leaves are sentimental", through the clever arrangement of syllables and the use of rhymes, the words and phrases have a strong musical atmosphere.
3. Delicate description and rich imagery: The words and phrases in "Woodcutting Song" are full of various imagery, and the author uses space, color, natural scenery and other techniques to make the work full of layers and drama. For example, "a strange fragrance is made in a stream for half a day, and a cloud frost rises in the front village according to the trees", which makes the words have a profound sense of image through the methods of scenery description and emotional externalization.