From: Fang Bing Caohuma Poems by Tang Du Fu.
Original poem:
Poems by Fang Bing Cao Huma
Tang Dynasty: Du Fu
Fang Bing's horse is a horse of Dawanguo, and its thin bones are as clear as a blade.
Its ears are as sharp as a piece of bamboo, and it runs like four winds, as if its hoof had not been trampled.
The horse galloped, never in an open way, riding it all very comfortable, dare to roam the battlefield, and even share life and death.
So fast, so fast, it is a good horse that can live up to life. It can commit crimes for the country.
Explanation:
Cao's horse is a famous horse in Dawan County. It is as thin as a bone.
Its ears are as sharp as inclined bamboo pieces and it runs like an untrained hoof.
The horse galloped, never embarrassed by the width and distance of the road. Riding it can safely and boldly gallop on the battlefield, and even entrust life and death.
With such a fast horse, it can live and die, and it can really run thousands of miles away and make contributions to the country.
Bing Cao: The province where Bing Cao joined the army said that he was a small official in charge of the defense of officers and men, job communication and other affairs in the Tang Dynasty. Yuān: the name of the Western Regions in Han Dynasty, located in present-day Uzbekistan, is rich in good horses. Angular. Describe the power of a horse.
Extended data creation background:
This poem was written in the 28th year (740) or 29th year (74 1) of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. Du Fu was in Luoyang, which coincided with the poet's youth of wandering in Qi and Zhao, flying eagles and lackeys, and flirtatious autumn horses.
The author's achievements:
Du Fu's poems are gloomy in style, refined in language, rigorous in meter, exquisite in workmanship, sincere in feelings, profound in description, delicate and touching in description and vivid in image. "Elaborating beautiful sentences for human nature and gushing" is his creative style.
As far as the narrative style and discussion style of Du Fu's poems are concerned, some scholars think that it is influenced by The Book of Songs Xiaoya, and its elegy is generous and similar to Li Sao.
In terms of meter, Du Fu's poems are characterized by refined words and neat antithesis, which conforms to the "architectural beauty" of China's poems. For example, "the wind blows in the wide sky, apes crow and birds crow, the blue lake and white sand return to their nests, the leaves fall like waterfalls, and I see the long river rolling in", which is the embodiment of Du Fu's superb diction and antithesis.
In addition, Du Fu also has many innovations in genre, such as his creativity in the Five-Seven Laws and his uniqueness in literary creation.