Han Yu, Zibei, is from Heyang, Henan. An outstanding writer, thinker, philosopher and politician in the Tang Dynasty. Han Yu was an advocate of the ancient prose movement in the Tang Dynasty, and was honored by later generations as the first of the "eight masters in the Tang and Song Dynasties". He and Liu Zongyuan are also called "Liu Han", and they are known as "great writers" and "one hundred generations of literators". Later generations, together with Liu Zongyuan, Ouyang Xiu and Su Shi, are also called "the four great writers of the ages".
Han Yu's works include: Miscellaneous Essays, Huo Shuo, Shi Shuo, Preface to Li Yuan and Pangu, Preface to Meng Dongye, Biography, Postscript to Zhang Zhongcheng's Biography, Liu Zihou's Epitaph, Answering Zhang's Eleventh Palace Exercise, and Moving to Zuo Lan's View.
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Features of Han Yu's works:
1, theme selection:
Han Yu's poems are good at capturing and expressing magnificent and imaginative abnormal images. He likes to describe the wonders of nature and the wonders of the world. Even with common themes, Han Yu likes to be ingenious and unexpectedly dig out things that others have not written. For example, "Pheasant with Arrow" grasps the images of pheasant, arrow and general dynamically, incisively and vividly, in one go.
2. Writing skills:
Han Yu is good at capturing and expressing abnormal images with imaginary hands, with great momentum and rich imagination. For example, the idea of "Lu Soul Mountain Fire" is even more peculiar. Originally a forest fire, Han Yu was portrayed as a Vulcan banquet, and the scene was extremely spectacular. Korean poetry is more imaginative, with strange metaphors and metaphors.
3. Words and sentences:
Han Yu advocates "doing things with words" and paying attention to careful wording when writing poems. He not only likes to use the old word ao, but also likes to innovate in colloquial language. First of all, many of Han Yu's poems are almost the same as prose in content and form.
In these poems, Han Yu not only talks about it, but also deviates from the track of poetry in form. For example, the poem "Nanshan" tries to describe the changes and various forms of scenery in the four seasons of Zhongnanshan with the extravagance and parallelism of Han Fu, which is one of these manifestations.
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