1, heartache and fatigue are a thick layer of dust in my wine. This poem comes from Du Fu's Moonlit Night Remembering Brothers in the Tang Dynasty. This poem is an elegy written by Du Fu to his late brother, which expresses his yearning for his brother. The last sentence of this poem is that we moved the boat closer to hers, invited her to join us, added wine to the lamp and danced heartily. The next sentence is that people are like the bright moon, and the color is chasing the wind and returning to electricity.
The whole sentence describes the scene where the author recalls his brother in the moonlight. "Heartache and fatigue are a thick layer of dust in my wine" summed up the author's current mental state in four words. "Down and out" means that the wine in the cup becomes turbid, which is a metaphor for the author's inner sadness and pain. "New Stop" is a description of the wine in the cup, which once again emphasizes the author's yearning for his brother.
Brief introduction of du fu
1, Du Fu (7 12 -770), a great thinker, writer and politician in the Tang Dynasty, is known as a "poet saint". His poems are outstanding in talent, and his works cover politics, society and human feelings, reflecting the reality of social unrest and people's sufferings in the Tang Dynasty.
2. Du Fu lived in a turbulent era, and he experienced large-scale rebellion such as An Shi Rebellion and Huang Chao Rebellion. These experiences of war and social unrest have profoundly influenced his poetry creation, making him pay attention to the fate of the country, the sufferings of the people and political corruption.
Du Fu's poems not only express his personal feelings, but also express his enthusiasm for current affairs. His poetic style is bold and open, deep and restrained. His works focus on describing the life of the people at the bottom of society, expressing his concern and criticism of the hardships of life and social injustice.
4. Du Fu's poems are profound in thought and rich in content, showing profound humanitarianism and pursuit of social justice. He used natural scenery, historical allusions and life experiences to enrich his poetic images and expressions.
5. Du Fu's works include almost all kinds of poems, such as lyric poems, bold poems, argumentative essays, touching the scene and chanting poems. His works were highly respected at that time, and later generations regarded him as one of the most outstanding poets in the Tang Dynasty, and were honored as "poets" by later generations.