The significance of mountain climbing
The word Gordon has a special meaning in China culture. It represents the praise and pursuit of natural scenery, and also implies the reflection on personal circumstances and the concern for social reality. Mountain climbing, as a self-cultivation activity, can make people look to the future, enhance their spiritual realm and inspire their thinking.
Du Fu's Ascension to Heaven
Du Fu was a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty, and his Climbing to the Top is regarded as a classic in climbing poems. This poem describes the author climbing a mountain, overlooking the scenery in all directions and feeling the shortness of life and the impermanence of the world. By depicting mountains and rivers, clouds, the sun and the moon, this poem expresses the author's praise for nature and his thinking about life.
Other mountaineering poets
Apart from Du Fu, the theme of climbing the mountain also attracted the creation of many other poets. For example, Wang Zhihuan's "In the Loft": This poem describes the author at heron lodge, overlooking the magnificent scenery of the Yangtze River and expressing his hope for the prosperity of the country after a long drought.
Yang Wanli's Mountain Walk: This poem describes the author's experience and feelings of climbing mountains, as well as his praise for nature and his thinking about life from the perspective of an ordinary person. Lu You's Two Feelings about Dawn at the Fence Gate in Autumn Night: These two poems express personal feelings, dissatisfaction with political reality and nostalgia for the lost years by describing the climbing scene and borrowing natural scenery.
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Ascending poems are an important theme in China's ancient literature. It originated in the pre-Qin period and was regarded as a noble cultural activity and the expression of literati realm. Ascending poems can express the magnificence and magnificence of natural scenery, and also reflect the author's thinking and concern about social reality. In China culture, climbing poems are regarded as a way of self-cultivation, which can improve people's spiritual realm and inspire people to think about nature, life and society.
Climbing poems usually have the following characteristics: taking natural scenery as the background, expressing praise for nature by depicting mountains and rivers, clouds and other elements; Incorporate personal feelings and thoughts, and express inner feelings and thoughts through observing and feeling the scenery; Both personal experience and social and political concerns; Use poetic language and images to convey the author's thoughts on the fate of life and social reality.