What is nostalgic poetry?

Ancient poems about nostalgia mainly focus on historical events, historical figures and historical traces, and achieve the purpose of feeling rise and fall, expressing grief and satirizing the present by climbing high and looking far, reciting historical facts and remembering historical sites. This kind of poem is euphemistic, because it is written about the past of the ancients and uses more allusions.

In ancient poetry, nostalgic poetry is a kind of work with heavy content and ideological content. This kind of poem is nostalgic and cherishes the present. It is often the poet who, under a certain background, pays homage to or mourns historical sites, reviews the achievements or experiences of the ancients, and produces a * * * sound in his heart. He can't help but sigh the achievements of the ancients or express his own sorrow that things are wrong and things are wrong. Therefore, the emotional tone is generally vigorous and sad.

1, the relative unity of homesickness "points". Since it is a nostalgic poem, the poet's feelings must have a trigger point, that is to say, there is usually a "point" in a nostalgic poem that makes the poet associate. These "points" can be a relic, a scene or thing next to the relic, a historical event related to the relic or a historical figure. 2. The relative unity of nostalgic forms. From the form of nostalgia, ordinary nostalgic poems will choose "things are human beings" or "the ups and downs of things". From the point of view that things are people, poets often choose the scenery or things next to the ruins, and compare the scenery or things that still exist through time and space with the ruins that the poet did not exist or remained in the world, thus forming a kind of care and expressing the sense of rise and fall of time and space replacement. Judging from the ups and downs of things, poets often focus on the ruins themselves, linking the decline of the ruins with the prosperity of the ruins of that year, and then expressing the sense of vicissitudes of time and space. 3. The relative unity of implied emotional tendency. The ultimate goal of poetry is to express emotion, and the tendency of expressing emotion in homesick poems also shows relative unity, which can be roughly divided into three categories. The first is to suppress personal circumstances. The second is to use the ancient times to satirize the present, worrying about the country and hurting the country. The third is to feel the impermanence of things.