Du Fu was called "Poet Saint" by later generations.
Du Fu was a great realistic poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and his works were famous for social realism. Du Fu was concerned about the country and the people, and his personality was noble. He wrote more than 1400 poems in his life, and his poetic skills were superb. He was called "the sage of poetry" by later generations, and his poetry was also called "the history of poetry" because of its social significance.
The characteristics of Du Fu's poems:
In terms of technique, Du Shishan writes dialogues and monologues of characters and chooses typical characters and events to describe them. Du Fu's poems are also good at lyricism, combining lyricism with narration, and also combining lyricism with scenery writing, leaving feelings in the landscape. Du Fu's narrative pays attention to objective description, so that the story itself can directly infect readers, and there is less discussion.
In terms of genre, Du Fu's works are all good, with five or seven archaic words and four quatrains. He often uses different poetic styles to express different contents. The narrative uses classical poems with less metrical restrictions and easy description, while the lyric uses modern poems.
Du Fu was called the sage of poetry by later generations, and his poems were called the history of poetry. Du Fu was a famous realistic poet in Tang Dynasty, whose name was Shaoling Yelao. Together with Li Bai, a contemporary poet, he was called "Da Du Li".
Du Fu traveled to wuyue at the age of 20, which lasted for several years, and then he was trapped in Chang 'an and was displaced by the war. It was also during this period that Du Fu's creation reached a climax, in which "Falling leaves are like waterfalls, and I see the long river rolling in" Ascending the Mountain and Looking Far "became the eternal swan song.