Lu You wrote more than 9,300 poems in his life. Showing children, 1 1 the storm on the 4th of the month, book indignation, falling in love, visiting Shanxi Village, Guan Shanyue, Ye Bo Shuicun, reading in winter nights, and the beginning of the spring rain in Lin 'an, is the pride of the fisherman.
Early poetry
Lu You's early poems have a wide range of themes, including landscape poems, pastoral poems and epics. Among them, his landscape poems mainly describe the beautiful scenery of the mountains and rivers in the south of the Yangtze River, such as "The Feeling of Going Out of the Hedge Gate at Dawn in Autumn Night to Meet the Cold" and "Climbing the Yellow Crane Tower". Lu You showed his love and thinking about nature through delicate descriptions and sincere feelings.
Love parting poem
Lu You's love parting poems reflect his romantic feelings and life thinking. He expressed his endless attachment and yearning for love by describing the pain of parting and the pain of lovesickness. Poems such as "Don't Be an Amphibious Xiangjiang River Mouth in Yu Qiu" and "A Man with a Red River Rushing to the Crown" all show his deep affection and pain in the emotional world.
Anti-Japanese poetry
Lu You lived in the late Song Dynasty, and the times were turbulent, and the country was trapped inside and outside. He used his own poems to express his thoughts on the suffering of the war and his expectations for the future of the country. There are many impassioned and abusive works in his Anti-Japanese War poetry anthology, such as Eighty Rhymes after Dawn at the Fenmen in Autumn Night and Journey to the Qin Dynasty.
Political ambition poem
Lu You is not only a writer, but also a politician. He paid close attention to social reality, thought deeply about the current situation, and expressed his political ambitions through poetry. He expressed his condemnation of political corruption at that time and his appeal for social change in Eighty Rhymes of Autumn Dawn.
Philosophical poetry of life
Lu You's poems in his later years pay more attention to the meaning and value of life. He reflected on the transience and impermanence of life through the description of birth, illness, death and life changes. For example, the words "Red Crispy Hands, Huangteng Wine, Spring Palace and Liuxia City" in "Hairy Buttered Hands" express their sighs over the passage of time and youth.
Poetry on other subjects
In addition to the above-mentioned main themes, Lu You's poems also include many other themes, such as mourning the sages, praising friendship and describing the sufferings of people's livelihood. His poems not only have the characteristics of personal emotional expression, but also pay attention to social reality, showing a variety of themes.
Summary:
Lu You was an outstanding writer and politician in Song Dynasty, and his poems were extensive and rich. The theme of his early poems is pastoral poetry, which shows his love and thinking about nature. His love parting poems express romantic feelings and thoughts on life. Against the background of turbulent times, the anti-Japanese war poems reveal his thoughts on the suffering of the war and his expectations for the future of the country.