There are seven poems about early autumn, such as the feeling that it will dawn out of the hedge door to meet the cold in autumn night, note on a rainy night to a friend in the north, at heron lodge, the jade case Yuanxi, and Huanxisha who read the west wind to be cool alone.
1. Du Mu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote "Feeling of Coming Out of the Hedge Gate at Dawn in Autumn Night to Meet the Cold", which is a well-known poem in the early autumn. The content of this poem describes the poet's feeling of going out to meet the cool in the early autumn night, and expresses his feelings about the passage of time and the changes of life.
2. Bai Juyi, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote a four-line poem in note on a rainy night to a friend in the north, which described the scenery in early autumn. The content of this poem describes the poet's feeling of going out to meet the cool in the early autumn night, and expresses his feelings about the passage of time and the changes of life.
3. The four-line poem in at heron lodge by Wang Zhihuan, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, also contains the image of early autumn. The content of this poem describes the poet's feeling of going out to meet the cool in the early autumn night, and expresses his feelings about the passage of time and the changes of life.
4. A poet in Song Dynasty, Xin Qiji's Jade Case Yuan Xi is a four-line poem set in early autumn. This word expresses the poet's yearning for his hometown and relatives through the description of the Lantern Festival night.
5. A scholar in the Qing Dynasty, Nalan Xingde's "Who reads the west wind and is cool alone in Huanxisha" is also a well-known four-line poem in early autumn. Based on the lonely scene in autumn night, this poem expresses the poet's sigh about his lonely situation.
the development of the four-line poem
The four-line poem, also called the seven-character quatrains, is an ancient form of poetry in China. It consists of four lines, each with seven words, forming a flat and rhyming meter.
the development of the four-line poem can be traced back to the ancient five-line quatrains. Five-character quatrains are a form of poetry based on five words per line, which is very popular in the Tang Dynasty. However, with the passage of time, the five-character quatrains gradually evolved into seven-character quatrains. The four-line poem is looser in form than the five-line quatrain, which enables the poet to have more freedom in expression.
The development of the four-line poem is also related to the literary interaction among poets prevailing in the Tang Dynasty. In the prosperous Tang Dynasty, many poets learned from each other and influenced each other, thus promoting the development of poetry forms. Some famous poets in the Tang Dynasty, such as Wang Zhihuan and Du Mu, all wrote four-line poems. The four-line poem is simple and beautiful in form, smooth in melody and full of rhythm, which is easy to be widely read. It is often used to express the poet's expression of natural scenery, worldly wisdom and philosophical thinking, and has become one of the important forms of poetry in ancient China literature.