1. The custom of Chengdu people to be Du Fu, a poet with flat tones, can be traced back to the Tang Dynasty. People's Day, also known as "People's Victory Day" or "Seven-Yuan Festival", is one of the traditional festivals in ancient China, which originated in the pre-Qin period. On the seventh day of the first lunar month, people will hold some celebrations to pray for a bumper harvest, peace and good luck in the coming year.
In Chengdu, people will go to Caotang Temple on People's Day to present flowers and offerings to the poet Du Fu. This traditional custom has lasted for hundreds of years. People choose to commemorate Du Fu on People's Day because it happens to be Du Fu's birthday.
3. In the Caotang Temple, people will also hold some cultural activities, such as reciting Du Fu's poems and performing Du Fu's operas. These activities not only express people's admiration and commemoration of Du Fu, but also show Chengdu's profound cultural heritage and humanistic spirit.
Besides Chengdu, other places in China have similar customs to commemorate Du Fu. For example, in Luoyang, Henan, people will set up a memorial hall in Du Fu's former residence to attract many tourists. The cultural activities in these places not only show the profoundness of China culture, but also show people's admiration and commemoration of this great poet.
The style of du fu's works.
1, Du Fu was one of the famous realistic poets in the Tang Dynasty, and was honored as a "poet saint" by later generations. His poems are unique in style, profound in content and widely influential. The style of Du Fu's poems is gloomy and depressed, which shows his suffering and indignation in real life. His poems contain strong historical memories, and his cold language reveals his literary thoughts.
His works are easy to understand, profound in thought, poetic in expression, beautiful in melody and strong in rhythm. By describing the society at that time, he presented a protest statement, and more things reflected his passion for humanity and innovation.
3. Du Fu's poems also have a wide influence. His poems were not only highly praised at that time, but also had a far-reaching impact on later literary creation. His poems have been widely praised by later generations and become treasures in China's literary treasure house. His poems are not only widely circulated in the Chinese language circle, but also highly respected and respected internationally.