Perhaps, he does not have the freedom and boldness of the poet Li Bai, nor the leisurely contentment of Tao Yuanming. There seems to be only sorrow in his eyes and his heart is about the motherland. . When talking about Du Fu, I don't even want to mention his title of "Poetic Saint". In my eyes, he is a patriot who "feels for the people and thinks of the motherland."
Worry about the country is the soul of Du Fu's poems. Most of his poems reveal the lamentation and sorrow about the broken mountains and rivers of the motherland. Facing the increasingly declining Tang Dynasty and the fragmented Tang Dynasty, he wrote with tears in his eyes, "The country is broken, the mountains and rivers are there, the city is springy and the vegetation is deep." Yesterday, the motherland was prosperous, but today it is ruined, facing the same situation. Mountains and rivers, just imagine, does everyone shed "tears of gratitude" and harbor "hatred of others" like Du Fu? Du Fu is such a patriotic poet. He is "worried because of the country's collapse, but happy because of the country's prosperity." In "Hearing that the Imperial Army Takes Henan and Hebei", he "filled his clothes with tears when he heard it for the first time" and "filled the poems and books with joy". He was happy because he recovered "Henan" and "Hebei". His happiness is not only his own, but also belongs to the motherland. This kind of pure happiness can only be enjoyed by those who are truly patriotic. The same is true in life. There is no need to travel around the mountains and rivers, let alone wealth and wealth. The source of Du Fu's happiness is only the prosperity of the motherland.