Due to the untimely feeling and depression of Dali poets, the poetry and song selections dominated by their specific moods and emotions are often sad, bleak and even bleak. Words with cool colors such as autumn wind, fallen leaves, sunset photos and cold geese can be found everywhere in Dali poets' works. Closely related to the choice of words is the use of images. "Ten gifted scholars" prefer to use descriptive images, write poems by self-narration, and innovate images. Therefore, one of the characteristics of the poems of "Ten Talented Scholars" is to describe realism, such as the painter sketching with meticulous brushwork. The use of concrete descriptive images in poetry can ensure the freshness of the works, but it requires the poet to carefully observe the objective world, carefully distinguish the objects and then write them vividly. Therefore, the writing scenes of Dali poets are more realistic, and even trivial things such as ant nests and beehives can be observed and described everywhere in daily life. Their eyes can penetrate into the subtle corners neglected by poets in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, find some trivial and beautiful natural images and little interests in life that have not been written by predecessors, and open up a new realm of poetry. Writing poems blindly by line drawing and paying attention to describing images will also make the realm of poetry shallow and narrow. Poem "Ten Talented Scholars in Dali Period". Although he is good at using subtle and quiet natural images and sketching out the beautiful realm of "painting in poetry" with one or two couplets, he often fails to construct the artistic conception of the whole poem. Many poems pay too much attention to description skills and are obviously carved, so that there are good sentences but no good ones.
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Knowledge points of this topic: Ten Talents in Dali,