What are the characteristics of Zheng Banqiao's poems?

1. During his reign, Zheng Xie did many things that benefited the people and was deeply loved by the people. However, when he asked for relief in the famine year, he offended the magistrate and the local gentleman. He was resolute and broad-minded, lofty in character, ashamed of bending over, despised powerful people, took off his seal, resolutely resigned and returned to Yangzhou to sell paintings for a living.

2. This is a poem with pictures, named "Zheng Banqiao's own bamboo and stone map". While praising Yan Zhu's tenacity, the poem also implies the author's contempt for secular tenacity. The bamboo in the poem has been subjected to the test of "east, west, north and south winds" all the year round. But because it is deeply rooted in the rock, it still remains tough and tenacious. Nothing can be done without wind. The artistic conception of this poem is "thousand" and "ten thousand", which is the indomitable, fearless, confident and calm charm of bamboo. It can be said that the artistic conception of the whole poem suddenly emerges.

3. The bamboo in the poem is actually the embodiment of the noble personality of the author Zheng Banqiao. In life, the poet is such a kind of rock bamboo who has more contact with the lower class, hates evil and is not afraid of power. Zheng Banqiao's poems, like his paintings, have a strong three-dimensional sense and can be appreciated with paintings. Poetry is like this, whether it is bamboo or stone, the images written by poets are so vivid. The invisible wind is also described as passing by. The poet pursues not only the appearance, but also injects his ideal into every thin carnation and his personality, so that this bamboo stone has a profound meaning and inner charm. It is a poem that expresses ambition with things, and it is also a poem about things. This poem embodies the indomitable quality of bamboo. Yanzhu is tenacious, honest, indomitable and iron-clashing. The language of all poems is concise, lively and firm.