This is a series of three works. The first poem describes the magnificence of Mount Tai, shows his love for the great rivers and mountains of the motherland, and also shows the poet's ambition to take risks. The second poem praises Huashan and tells the poet's frustration in officialdom. The third poem laments Hengshan Mountain and expresses the poet's strong patriotism.
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The first poem was written by Du Fu in his youth, which showed his romance and passion to the fullest. There is no word "full moon" in the whole poem, but it does not deviate from the theme of this poem. From beginning to end, there is not a sentence that is not described around the theme. From far to near, from gazing to overlooking, the poet expressed his lofty aspirations of bravely climbing the peak and despising everything through the magnificent description of Mount Tai.
The second poem about Huashan is equally magnificent, but this poem is obviously a frustrated work. At this time, Du Fu was drifting from place to place in the officialdom. When people reach middle age, their careers are still not smooth, and their words are full of loneliness and loneliness. Du Fu also expressed the poet's anguish that loyalty to the monarch could not serve the country by writing about the regret that Huashan was difficult to reach the top. Du Fu is full of blood, but he is often chilling, and the road to officialdom is bumpy. Finally, he had to get tired of looking for a desolate place to treat himself in the noisy world.
Du Fu's third poem, Looking at the Moon, written in his later years, was told from beginning to end, describing the scenery in the middle. Among them, the part of Hengshan scenery from "thirsty for the sun" to "flying frost to disperse the wind" is the center of the whole article. Du Fu's patriotism is very strong in this poem, which can be expressed between the lines of his poem.
Appreciation of Du Fu's Poetry
Du Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was forced to abandon his official position and wander after the Anshi Rebellion. Du Fu has always been concerned about the Tang Dynasty and worried about national security, but even so, he could not eliminate the national security he was worried about. Du Fu expressed his feelings with the image of "abandoning his wife".
Du Fu's Painting Beauty
The first paragraph of this poem describes what happened in her family. Now this beautiful woman can only live in the mountains. The beginning of the poem introduces the fate of a beautiful woman and the desolation of her environment, which also includes the poet's sigh that she is in the same boat.
Then the poet described it in the first person. Jiaren's brother was killed on the battlefield, so she was born in a rich family and she lost her dependence. Jiaren was abandoned for the following reasons.
The second paragraph describes that the beautiful woman was abandoned by her husband's family, not only because the family had collapsed, but also because her husband fell in love with a new person, thus depicting a naked world and feeling that the world was changeable. Among them, the strong contrast between "new" and "old", "laughing" and "crying" is also the poet's perception of the desolate world.
The third paragraph is about that beautiful woman. In spite of adversity, she still maintains a noble character and a clean life. The phrase "the mountain source is clear, the water outside the mountain is dark" embodies this truth well, and poets also use it to express their ambitions and ambitions for the motherland.
The beauty depicted at the end of the poem is aloof and arrogant, which also represents an ideal beauty pursued by the poet, and also implies that such a lonely woman has an indomitable bamboo spirit.
Du Fu's Other Three Works
"Three Farewells and Three Officials" is a classic poem of Du Fu. His creative background is that Du Fu moved from Tang Suzong to Huazhou because of the struggle between the nouveau riche and the ministers of the old dynasty. So Du Fu returned to his former residence to visit before his death. On the way, he saw that the people exploited by officials were suffering, so he wrote this group of poems. Then come in and have a look at the appreciation of three farewells.
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Three Farewells includes three poems: Beauty, Beauty and Wedding Farewell, which shows people's plight and sympathy.
It's about a newlywed couple who will be separated the next day. The husband went to the front line to fight, and the bride's farewell and encouragement words shaped a determined female image that had to bear the pain of fate at the forefront of the national crisis and the most important moment of the country, and also revealed the great sorrow brought to the people by the war.
The hero is a man who has been drafted into the army. He went to the front door, but no one could say goodbye. He is alone in the depression. In this war, I described the situation before and after I joined the army. I feel sorry for those villages that shrank in the war. I feel sorry for my poor old mother, who was not properly buried. She was finally homeless in this world, which reflected the desolation of those who were troubled by the war and also showed the poet's sympathy for those who suffered from the war.
The whole poem is an old man's complaint and sigh, and it also shows his inner changes like self-comfort. In this chaotic situation, life and death leave, endless sadness and crying. The poet portrayed an old man who was patriotic and open-minded and had to leave, which contained rich and profound artistic conception and made people feel sad. This poem truly reproduces the endless disasters and sorrows suffered by the people under the war.