On Du Fu's Nine-Day Mid-Corner Poems: What emotions do these poems express?

This poem, which begins with abstinence from alcohol due to illness, mourning for flowers, black apes crying, and white geese coming to the south, evokes the feelings of missing hometown and brothers and sisters, and then leads to the sadness of war and aging. At the end, the theme of this poem has been sublimated: the poet is not only homesick, but also hurt. As the saying goes, "Ling Du has a saying that he cares about his country and people". This poem is correct throughout, and the language is naturally powerful. It makes people feel boring. Scenery and narrative can be closely combined with the poet's mind. The pen is harmonious, and the protagonist is vividly portrayed, which can quite express the tragic style of Du Fu's seven-rhythm poems in Kuizhou.

The following is a sentence-by-sentence analysis:

The first couplet shows the poet's keen interest in life. The poet was in a foreign land, and he was in a good mood for a while when Chongyang arrived. He came to the stage sick, drank a glass of wine alone and enjoyed the autumn scenery of Chongyang. The poet's sober drinking and love for life are obvious between the lines.

Zhuan Xu's poems took a sharp turn. Paying attention to drinking and appreciating chrysanthemums is an ancient tradition of high fitness. However, although the poet gave up drinking due to illness, he drank "nothing" and had no intention of enjoying chrysanthemums. So the poet gave the chrysanthemum an order: "From now on, chrysanthemums don't need to bloom"! This poem, with strong subjective feelings and seemingly willful, proves that the poet likes drinking and enjoying chrysanthemums. The poet's willfulness made him angry, which was obviously caused by his difficult life experience. This couplet was skillfully used by Du Fu, that is, the so-called "true and false" by Shen Deqian. It borrowed the word "bamboo leaf" from "Zhuyeqing" wine as opposed to "chrysanthemum".

The poet's further writing in the neck couplet attracted attention and touched thousands of sorrows. The poet drifted alone in a different place, and when he heard the cry of the black ape at dusk, he couldn't help but burst into tears. On a frosty autumn night, when Bai Yan came to the south, poets were more likely to miss home. In the poem, the phenology of hometown is compared with that of hometown, which naturally reveals that the poet is not only abstaining from drinking and enjoying flowers.

The tail couplet ended with homesickness for the festive season, expressing pity for the younger brothers and sisters in the distance and pinning their feelings of drifting away. The next sentence lamented that he suffered from war, aging and illness. While cursing the "fighting" that broke out one after another, the poet regretted the constant urging of the years, which caused the root of life tragedy-

"Fight" expresses more dissatisfaction, which is a direct expression of the poet's thoughts and feelings of worrying about the country and the people.