On the characteristics of Wang Wei's poetry appreciation

1, Wang Wei's poems are mostly pastoral poems. Through the description of natural colors, the poet's leisure and interest are reflected. Most of Wang Wei's pastoral poems are short in length and beautiful and simple in language. Through concise language, poetry, words and music are perfectly combined, thus making the whole poem intriguing. In fact, Wang Wei's pastoral poems have a lot to do with his political environment. Because of the political turmoil, Wang Wei stopped pursuing political achievements, so he pinned his feelings on mountains and rivers. Therefore, Wang Wei's pastoral poems often contain some negative thoughts of the poet and also reflect the poet's indifference.

2. Another important work of Wang Wei is frontier fortress military poems. Wang Wei's creation takes military career and frontier life as the theme, some of which reflect the contradictions of the ruling class, some praise the chivalrous actions of historical figures, and some reflect the social contradictions at that time. In addition, there are some lyrical works for relatives and friends or daily life trivia. In these short poems, the poet's language is often concise, simple and natural, and in these simple sentences, it often contains the heaviest feelings. Wang Wei's poems are famous for "there are poems in paintings and paintings in poems", and because Wang Wei believes in Buddhism, his poems are often Zen-like, elegant and ethereal, with beautiful language, harmonious scenes and natural beauty.