How does the poem Farewell to Lieutenant Du for Shu express the poet's thoughts and feelings?

Du Shaofu is a good friend of Wang Bo. This poem was written by Wang Bo for his friend to go to Zhoushudang county magistrate. Du Shaofu, surnamed Du Shaofu, is an official name, and is a respectful name for the county captain. He took office. Zhou Shu, also known as "Shuchuan", is now Chongqing in Sichuan.

This poem is a farewell poem. When leaving, Wang Bo advised Du Shaofu not to be sad for leaving. He believes that as long as their friendship is sincere, they will be like close neighbors even if they are separated by Qianshan Mountain.

Wang Bo's poem, contrary to the sad convention that can't be written in the past, has a strong tone, broad mind, broad artistic conception and unique style.

Farewell to Friends in Huaishang was written by the poet when he broke up with his friends in Yangzhou. "Huaishang" refers to Yangzhou. This poem is not a farewell, but a farewell, that is, a friend "goes to Xiaoxiang" and the poet himself goes to Chang 'an.

This poem, written in Yangzhou to bid farewell to friends, expresses the feelings of farewell between the author and friends. The whole poem borrows scenery to express emotion, which embodies feelings in the scenery and sets off feelings of leaving people.

The first two sentences of the poem describe the farewell place and the place where friends are going. Out of love and concern for friends, the author points out that Qin and Shu are thousands of miles apart, which implies a sense of separation in the magnificent and open realm.

Three or four sentences in the poem encourage friends, not sad farewell, but masturbation, which not only contains the author's deep affection for seeing him off, but also shows his broad-minded and bright mind.

The fifth and sixth sentences are written within the four seas, and you have close friends, even if you are far away, you are still like neighbors. People are far away, but their hearts are close, which shows the sincere feelings between friends. The poet forgave Du Shaofu with a broad mind and encouraged him to set foot on the journey bravely. This sense of farewell to friends goes far beyond the secular nature.

In the last two sentences of the poem, don't cry like when young men and women leave, so that tears wet the scarf. This is a further comfort for friends not to be sad after leaving, and it is also a confession of the poet's own feelings, which is more meaningful.