1. Wild Hope is a poem written by Du Fu when he was living in Shu after the Anshi Rebellion. The "wild" in the poem refers to the countryside, and the poet expresses his deep anxiety and sadness about the poverty and desolation of the countryside after the war through his hope for the countryside. This poem is one of Du Fu's representative works in Shu, which shows his concern for people's life and national politics in Shu after the war.
2. Content of the poem: The first two couplets of the poem describe the scenery the poet saw in the wild, and outline a desolate rural scene with a bleak and tragic style, expressing the poet's feelings. The third part expresses the poet's dissatisfaction and resentment towards the real society through allusions. The last couplet expresses the poet's pursuit of freedom, justice and peace, as well as his exploration of the meaning of life and social changes.
3. Poetry theme: The theme of ambition is dissatisfaction and criticism of the real society, and the pursuit of freedom, justice and peace. Through the description and expression of natural scenery, the poet expressed his sadness over the poverty and desolation in rural areas after the war, as well as his dissatisfaction and resentment against social reality. At the same time, the poet also expressed his exploration of the meaning of life and social changes through poetry.
On the content of the origin of poetry
1. From the perspective of language, poetry is an artistic form of language, and its origin is inseparable from the development of language. In the early days of human civilization, people expressed their thoughts and feelings through spoken language and simple symbols and hieroglyphs. These primitive oral and written forms can be said to be the earliest poetic forms.
2. Cultural and social perspectives: The origin of poetry is also closely related to the specific cultural and social background. In different cultural and social backgrounds, the form and content of poetry will be different. For example, in ancient China, poetry was often used as a tool for court sacrifices, literati lyric, folk singing and other different occasions.
3. Historical and political perspective: The origin of poetry is also closely related to the historical and political background. In different historical periods and political backgrounds, the form and content of poetry will be different. For example, in ancient China, poetry was often used as a tool for imperial examinations, so the study and creation of poetry became an important cultural phenomenon.