Artistic Features of Cao Zhi's Poems
? Cao Jian, the younger brother of Cao Pi, was once named King Chen, and later generations also called him King. In Jian 'an culture in Wei and Jin Dynasties, Cao Zhi was the mainstay and the representative of Jian 'an culture, and his works remained the most, which was highly praised by later generations. Zhong Rong called him? Jian' an hero
Cao Zhi's original fate may not be so bad, maybe he can rewrite the history of Wei and Jin Dynasties. Because he and his second brother competed for the position of prince, Cao Cao gradually became disappointed with him because of his excessive debauchery, and finally missed the position of prince, creating his own tragic life.
There are more than 80 works by Cao Zhi, of which ci fu and prose account for half. His work style can be divided into two periods. In the early stage, he was deeply loved by Cao Cao because he did not miss the position of the prince. So from then on, his works are all positive and optimistic, full of romantic feelings. In addition, he fought several wars with Cao Cao, so he was very open-minded. For example, in his work "White Horse", the teenager in the poem is full of high spirits, lofty sentiments and heroism. Later, he fell out of favor. After Cao Cao's death, Cao Pi succeeded to the throne, and Cao Zhi's situation was very miserable. His works often contain resentment against fate and Cao Pi, expressing his feelings of mediocrity, bitterness and helplessness.
Generally speaking, there are three main artistic features in Cao Zhi's works. First of all, his poems are very lyrical and individual. Many of Cao Zhi's poems are Yuefu poems, adding more personal feelings. Secondly, the structure of his works is particularly neat, and he often starts with subjective feelings to render the atmosphere and create an atmosphere for poetry. The third poem, Cao Zhi, pays great attention to the tempering of words and is very incisive.
How is Cao Zhi's Ode to Luoshen written?
? Luo Shen Fu is the work of Cao Zhi, a writer in Wei and Jin Dynasties. It was written by Cao Zhi after imitating Song Yu's Goddess Fu of Chu State in the Warring States Period. This work fictionalizes their meeting and love with Luo Shen. The description of Luo Shen in the works is even more beautiful, and the love between man and god is romantic and ethereal. Finally, due to the identity gap between man and God, they have to separate and express their infinite sadness and frustration.
Cao Zhi, the third son of Cao Cao, was extremely clever since childhood and made great achievements in literature. He was the representative of Jian 'an literature in Wei and Jin Dynasties. The background of Cao Zhi's creation of Goddess Fu is that in 222 AD, after Cao Pi, the Wei Wendi, entered Luoyang, Cao Zhi was ordered to return to his own fief, Juancheng. When passing through Luoshui on the way, he thought of Song Yu's Goddess Fu of Chu, and he felt deeply. This article has high literary attainments and stable imagination. Cao Zhi combined the sunset Woods and flowing rivers on the road with the goddess Luo, creating a fantastic beauty, blending himself into the imagination and admiring each other with the goddess, which was extremely mysterious and beautiful. The use of gorgeous rhetoric in Fu Zhongliang seems to cater to the charm of the goddess. But not grandiose, fresh and refreshing. And the format of the article is very neat, and the words are neatly arranged and beautiful. Like what? If you are surprised, if you are Youlong. Glory Qiuju, Song Chun, Hua Mao? For thousands of years, it has been quoted and praised by talented people and beautiful women in later generations.
Luo Shen Fu is highly praised in thought, art and writing, and people often compare it with Qu Yuan's Nine Songs and Song Yu's Goddess. There are also many controversies about Luo Shen Fu. The most popular thing is that some people suspect that the Luoshen written by Cao Zhi is his sister-in-law Zhen Shi, and guess that there is a love story between Cao Zhi and Zhen Shi, so they wrote Ode to Luoshen in memory of Zhen Shi.