Which dynasty was Du Fu a poet?

Du Fu was a great poet in the Tang Dynasty. His poems have been handed down to this day and are known as the "crown of poetry history". His poems show the social outlook and people's life in the Tang Dynasty, and have important historical and cultural values. This paper will introduce Du Fu's life and representative works, and analyze the characteristics and values of his poems.

First, the life of Du Fu

Du Fu (7 12-770), with beautiful words, was a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty. He was born in an official family in Lintong District, Xi, Shaanxi Province. He once held an official position, but he resigned and retired because he was dissatisfied with the political corruption and social injustice in the Tang Dynasty, and devoted himself to poetry creation. His life has experienced ups and downs in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, personally experienced the Anshi Rebellion and Huang Chao Uprising and other historical events, which have become the source of his creation.

Second, Du Fu's representative works

Du Fu's poems involve politics, society, history, nature and many other aspects, among which the most famous representative works are Ascending to the Far, Entering Wine, Looking forward to Spring, Autumn Wind Breaking the Cottage and so on. These works show Du Fu's talent and concern for social reality, and also become important materials for future generations to study the literature and history of the Tang Dynasty.

Third, the characteristics of Du Fu's poetry

Du Fu's poems are profound in thought and rich in emotion. He is good at depicting people, environment and historical events, and has a strong sense of reality and appeal. His poems are also philosophical and lyrical, which can arouse readers' thinking and reverie. In addition, his poetic language is concise, fresh and natural, which has high artistic value.

Fourthly, the value of Du Fu's poems.

Du Fu's poems not only have high literary value, but also have high historical and cultural value. His poems reflect the social outlook and people's lives in the Tang Dynasty and provide important materials for future generations to study the society in the Tang Dynasty. His poems also reflect his concern for social reality and sympathy for people's sufferings, which have high social and humanistic values.