The prosodic beauty of poetic language
Wang Bo's "Farewell to Vice Governor Du to Shu" adopts the form of seven laws, which is very common in Tang poetry. The whole poem has beautiful language and smooth rhythm, giving people a comfortable feeling. For example, the language describing the natural scenery in the poem "Water flows there, mountains stand there and islands stand there" has both leisurely beauty and grandeur, which makes people feel the mystery and beauty of nature.
In addition, there are many prosodic languages in the poem. For example, the phrase "Kyushu's vitality depends on wind and thunder, and ten thousand horses are sad" expresses the poet's patriotic feelings and worries about the future of the country. The language is powerful and makes people excited.
The profound significance of artistic conception
Wang Bo's Farewell to Du DuDu describes the natural scenery and human landscape in Sichuan, and expresses his love for the motherland and his pursuit of political ambition. Among them, the phrase "Thousand Years of Autumn Snow in Minshan and Thousand Years of Smoke in Heng Yue" describes the natural scenery, which has both the beauty of mountains and rivers and a sense of history, making people feel the profoundness of China culture.
In addition, there is a sentence in the poem, "It's difficult to go to heaven because of the difficulty of Shu", which expresses the rigorous praise and respect and blessing to Shu. This far-reaching artistic conception makes people feel the poet's lofty feelings and cultural accomplishment.
The deep imprint of historical background
"Farewell to Lieutenant Du for Shu" written by You is one of the representative works of Tang culture. The scenery and feelings it depicts are closely related to the historical background at that time. The Tang Dynasty was the heyday of China culture, and it was also a period of political and social stability. Wang Bo's poems reflect people's love for the motherland and expectations for the future at that time.
In addition, Wang Bo's poems also reflected the political atmosphere and social outlook at that time. In his poems, he expressed his respect and blessing to Du Shaofu, as well as his dissatisfaction with the official atmosphere at that time and his expectation for political reform. This profound historical imprint makes people feel Wang Bo's sense of the times and social responsibility.