This poem means that two orioles are singing softly among the green willows, and a neat team of egrets is heading straight for the blue sky. This poem vividly depicts the beautiful pictures of orioles singing and egrets flying, and expresses the author's admiration and love for natural beauty. Du Fu's spring began with the singing of two orioles.
Looking up, a row of egrets, flying in spring. The blue sky in Wan Li is full of vitality and hope in a beautiful spring day. Two birds, several colors, draw a vibrant spring, which is really wonderful. One or two sentences against each other, three or four against each other. The poet saw "Autumn Snow" on Minshan Mountain from the window and "Wan Li Boat" by Wu Donglai from the front door.
This sentence comes from Du Fu's quatrain "Two orioles sing Liu Cui". It is the poet's description of Liu Cui, orioles, egrets, blue sky and other natural landscapes, expressing his love and praise for natural beauty, as well as his leisurely and quiet mind. The whole poem is concise in language and vivid in image, which makes people feel the beauty and magic of nature and reflects the poet's profound understanding and sentiment of natural landscape.
Du Fu's achievements:
Du Fu's achievement is a great realistic literary writer in the Tang Dynasty, and a master of the thought and art of Tang poetry. Du Fu is good at using many systems of classical poetry and creatively developing them. Du Fu's thought of paying attention to people's livelihood and his achievements in rhythmic poetry directly influenced the creation of new Yuefu by Yuan Zhen, Bai Juyi and others in the middle Tang Dynasty. He is the pioneer of the new Yuefu poetry style.
His Yuefu poems contributed to the development of the new Yuefu movement in the middle Tang Dynasty. His "May 7th" archaic novel, which is also a history of poetry, began to narrate and focus on the whole story, marking the high achievement of China's poetic art. The Song Dynasty, full of social contradictions, was the most prosperous time to learn from Du Fu, and the Jiangxi Poetry School with Du Fu as the Sect appeared. Gu and others in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties also had an obvious tendency to learn from Du Fu. They also used metrical poems to reflect the anti-Qing struggle at that time and were impassioned.