"The founder of the reform article" is Lu Xun's high opinion of Cao Cao. Cao Cao's poems are all Yuefu poems. Although these Yuefu lyrics follow the ancient theme of Han Yuefu, they do not follow the ancient meaning of ancient lyrics, but inherit the realistic spirit of Yuefu folk songs, showing new content and a brand-new look.
Cao Cao's poems show his ambition and indomitable spirit of dominating the world. "Although I am Defending" expresses the author's magnificent feelings: "An old horse crouches and aims at a thousand miles. In the year of martyrs, go forward bravely. " Become a famous sentence through the ages. Cao Cao's poems are very distinctive, with plain language and straightforward expression. He is a hero, disdaining to write trivial scenes and delicate emotions, and even disdaining to carve words. Therefore, his poems are characterized by sadness, generosity and grandeur.
Reforming the poetic style of Cao Cao, the founder of the article;
Cao Cao likes to express his political ambitions and reflect the sufferings of people's livelihood with poems. He is a representative figure of Wei and Jin literature, and Lu Xun praised him as "the founder of reforming articles". At the same time, Cao Cao is good at calligraphy, and Zhang Huaiguan's Broken Tang Book rated Cao Cao's Cao Zhang as a "wonderful work".
Cao Cao's poems are all Yuefu poems. Although these Yuefu lyrics follow the ancient theme of Han Yuefu, they do not follow the ancient meaning of ancient lyrics, but inherit the realistic spirit of Yuefu folk songs, showing new content and a brand-new look. Some of his poems reflect the turmoil in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. For example, Hao described the fact that Yuan Shao and other warlords could not join hands to crusade against Dong Zhuo, but instead rallied for self-improvement and scuffled with each other, leading to chaos and the death of the people.
From the big picture, he summed up a historical process and a broad social outlook with just sixteen five-character poems, which made his works look profound and powerful. "Going West" and "Going to Bitter Cold" express their sadness and homesickness in the tone of a soldier, which is equally touching.