First, Du Fu loves Confucianism. Du Fu's father worked in the imperial court and was also a middleman in officialdom. Later, Du Fu had a better life when he was a child. He began to get in touch with Confucian classics when he was very young, and he also liked Confucius' thoughts very much. Deeply influenced by Confucius' thought. He also encouraged himself to become a person who accumulated experience for joining the WTO and made contributions to the country. At the beginning, Confucius studied some ancient systems in Mount Tai, and now Du Fu has climbed Mount Tai, with many feelings in his heart.
Second, Mount Tai is majestic. Du Fu thinks Mount Tai has been a very famous mountain since ancient times. Its height and precipitousness have attracted many literati, and there are countless literary works about Mount Tai since ancient times. Among them, this five-rhythm poem by Du Fu. Full of momentum, neat rules, and very clever and accurate words, amazing, clap your hands and say wonderful. And then what? The day immediately enters dawn and dusk. A word from S is enough to see the height of Mount Tai, so that a mountain can be divided into morning and evening. Although Du Fu was young when he visited Mount Tai, he also experienced the defeat in the imperial examination, so he used this poem to express his inner pride.
After the An Shi Rebellion, Du Fu's poems became more tragic. But his boyhood ambition was simple and real. It is because of so much experience that Du Fu's poems are more epic, recording the stories of those years, and it is easier for people to walk into Du Fu's poems and feel the taste of history.