Hakka Records is a poem written by Du Fu after he settled in Chengdu Caotang. The first two sentences describe the scenery of living in a beautiful and quiet place and interacting with gulls in mountains and rivers, which shows his isolated state of mind. There is a scene behind, which is the joy and sincere hospitality of visiting guests, calling on neighbors to drink. The whole poem reveals the poet's sincere and indifferent feelings and hospitable state of mind, which is naturally connected with each other. It depicts interesting life scenes such as home scenery, family talk and human feelings in a delicate and realistic way, showing a strong life atmosphere and human feelings.
This is a chronicle poem full of rich flavor of life, which shows the poet's simple character and warm mood. Author's Note: "I am very happy with Cui Mingfu" briefly explains the meaning of the problem.
Render an interesting life atmosphere and express the joy of the protagonist here.
Du Fu's "Guests Arrive" expresses the author's thoughts and feelings of being happy, simple, open-minded and hospitable in the countryside.