Li He's Poetic Style

Li He (about 8th century AD) was a famous romantic poet in Tang Dynasty. His poetry style is colorful, imaginative and has unique artistic charm. Li He's poems are characterized by deep emotions, magnificent images and gorgeous language, which have had a far-reaching impact on later generations. Li He's poetic style is very unique. In his works, he often uses vivid metaphors, such as "Frost and snow roll sleeves, green moths cover me", and paints beautiful and moving scenes with pen and ink, depicting poetry. He also often uses rhetorical devices such as antithesis and parallelism, such as "climbing to the top without fear of clouds", which not only shows his poetic talent, but also shows his love for life.

Li He's poems are full of romanticism. He is good at capturing the beauty of nature and transforming natural scenery into profound emotional expression. His poems are full of humor and frolicking, with a wide range of materials, including life, nature, myths and legends, and even describe the life of "a pot of wine between flowers, I drink it alone". No one is with me. " His poetry is full of imagination and artistic charm, which shows the poet's unrestrained and rebellious spirit and conveys the poet's personality and emotion.

Li He's poetry is a typical romantic style, emphasizing the free play of personal feelings and imagination. His poems show the highest realm of culture and art, full of literary fiction and exaggeration, and make people feel the carnival and enthusiasm of life. His poems fit the cultural and literary environment of the Tang Dynasty very well, and laid the foundation of romantic poetry in the Tang Dynasty. His poems were not only popular in the Tang Dynasty, but also regarded as an important creative model in the literary history of later generations.