What is the ideological content of Du Fu's poems?

Du Fu is a great realistic poet in the history of China literature. His poems profoundly reflect the social outlook of the Tang Dynasty from prosperity to decline, with rich social content, distinctive colors of the times and strong political tendencies. His poems are full of passionate feelings of loving the motherland and the people and lofty spirit of self-sacrifice, and are praised as "the history of poetry" by later generations, as well as "the sage of poetry".

Du Fu has more than 0/000 works/kloc, among which the famous ones are Three Officials, Three Farewells, Chedian, Autumn Wind Breaking the Cottage, Two Roads, Spring Hope and so on. Du Fu's poems fully expressed his deep sympathy for the people and exposed the sharp opposition between the exploiters and the exploited in feudal society: "The drunken road in Zhumen froze to death." This immortal poem has been remembered by the people of China for generations. "Dare to love death when saving, and be afraid when lonely." This is the full expression of Du Fu's incomparable love for the motherland, and it is also the reason why his poems are so popular. Du Fu's patriotic enthusiasm is also fully demonstrated in his famous works "Spring Watch" and "Imperial Army Recovers the Banks of the Yellow River". In "Three Officials" and "Three Farewells", he praised the patriotic spirit of the broad masses of people who endured all kinds of pains, and even showed readers his childlike innocence of patriotism and love for the people. Out of his love for the motherland and the people, he must have a strong hatred for the extravagant and debauchery of the ruling class and the crimes that have brought disaster to the country and the people. This point has been vividly demonstrated in the famous articles "Car Shop" and "Two Ways". Some of Du Fu's poems about things and scenery, even those lyric poems about the relationship between husband and wife, brothers and friends, are permeated with deep feelings for the motherland and the people. The greatest artistic feature of Du Fu's poems is that poets often hide their subjective feelings in objective descriptions and let things impress readers themselves. For example, in Two Ways, the poet did not directly reprimand Yang's brother and sister for their debauchery, but showed the author's love-hate attitude very clearly by describing their clothes, diet and other aspects.

In a word, Du Fu's poems are an artistic record of the decline of the Tang Dynasty. Du Fu bravely, faithfully and profoundly reflected a very wide range of social reality with a positive world spirit. No matter what kind of sinister situation, he didn't lose heart. In the long literary history of China, Du Fu's poems have unprecedented cognitive function, reference function, educational function and aesthetic function.