Du Fu was a famous realistic poet in Tang Dynasty. In China's classical poems, he is famous for his simple and gloomy style. Compared with Li Bai's "Poetic Immortal", Du Fu was regarded as "Poetic Sage" by later generations. His poems are also called "the history of poetry" because of their social significance.
The characteristics of Du Fu's poems:
In terms of technique, Du Shishan writes dialogues and monologues of characters and chooses typical characters and events to describe them. Du Fu's poems are also good at lyricism, combining lyricism with narration, and also combining lyricism with scenery writing, leaving feelings in the landscape. Du Fu's narrative pays attention to objective description, so that the story itself can directly infect readers, and there is less discussion.
In terms of language, Du Fu's writing attitude is very serious. The language is refined, accurate and innovative, and he is good at applying folk spoken language and dialect slang to poetry. Vivid and colorful.
In terms of style, the main styles of Du Fu's poems are gloomy, broad and magnificent, and vivid and strong images. Various styles, rich and colorful, or bold and unrestrained, or fresh and delicate, or depressed and sad, or rich in rhetoric, or plain and simple, or popular and natural. Du Fu's poems absorbed the artistic skills of predecessors and developed into a unique new style.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Du Fu