1, the theme is different: The Ode to the Parrot is not only realistic and educated, but also considerate, and even thinks that the parrot has become more human and better than human relations. "Ode to the White Parrot" focuses on the white feathers and beautiful voice of the white parrot, as well as people's love and cherish it.
2. Different artistic styles: Ode to the Parrot shows the beauty and spirituality of parrots with simple and natural language and meticulous description. On the other hand, Fu on the White Parrot pays more attention to the use of gorgeous language and rhetoric, which embodies the typical style of poetry in the Tang Dynasty.
3. Different cultural connotations: Parrot Fu embodies people's love and cherish for animals in the Three Kingdoms period, and also shows the idea of harmonious coexistence between man and nature. Ode to the White Parrot embodies people's pursuit and praise for beautiful things in the Tang Dynasty, and also shows the prosperity and openness of Tang culture.
4. Different description angles: Ode to the Parrot describes people's love and appreciation of parrots from the perspective of human nature. The Ode to the White Parrot describes the pleasure and enjoyment brought by the beautiful voice of the white parrot from the perspective of the parrot.
5. Different emotional expressions: Ode to a Parrot expresses the author's love and cherish for parrots, and also shows the deep feelings between people and animals. Ode to the White Parrot pays more attention to the praise and treasure of the white parrot, and also shows the author's pursuit and yearning for beautiful things.
The writing background of Fu on the White Parrot;
1. The Tang Dynasty was an era of cultural prosperity and strong artistic flavor. People have a unique aesthetic interest in observing and appreciating nature and animals. In this social background, white parrot, as one of the popular pets at that time, was deeply loved by people for its beautiful feathers and wonderful voice. Bai Juyi, as a famous poet in Tang Dynasty, also became interested in white parrots.
2. Bai Juyi's personal experience also influenced the creation of Bai Parrot Fu. During his tenure in Chang 'an, Bai Juyi often enjoyed tea and recited poems with friends, and the white parrot as a pet may become one of the topics they discussed. Bai Juyi may have developed a strong interest in white parrots and then wrote this poem.
3. The creation of white parrot fu is also related to the tradition of fu in Han, Wei and Six Dynasties. Bai Juyi, as a representative of the literati in the Tang Dynasty, his works also reflect the characteristics of this era. He may draw inspiration from these works, combined with his own observations and feelings, and created the "White Parrot Fu".