1. The first two sentences of this poem describe the background of the poet's lofty aspirations when the wind whimpers from the vast sky and birds fly home to the clear lakes and white beaches. In the magnificent scene of the autumn wind blowing, the sky is high and the clouds are light, and the apes are singing and birds are singing, the poet sets off the magnificent mood of climbing high and looking far with moving scenery. The whole poem takes climbing high and looking far as a clue, through the description of natural landscape and the expression of life feelings.
2. In the third and fourth sentences of the poem, leaves fall like the spray of a waterfall, while I watch the long river roll forward and describe the scene before the poet. The poet described the vastness of fallen leaves with infinity, the momentum of fallen leaves with rustling, the surging river with rolling, and the scene of autumn vividly. These descriptions not only convey the poet's feelings about the natural landscape, but also include the poet's feelings about the passage of time and the brevity of life.
In the last two sentences of the poem, I have come three thousand miles away. With my sorrow in the past hundred years, with the sorrow in autumn, I climbed this height alone and expressed the poet's feelings. The poet expressed his feelings of wandering in a foreign land, loneliness and helplessness with Wan Li's sad autumn, and his illness for more than a hundred years expressed the poet's sigh over the impermanence of life. Through these feelings, the poet expressed his profound thoughts and feelings about life.
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1, Du Fu 7 12 -770, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, is known as a poet. He was born in a gentry family in Gongxian County, Henan Province. He has been smart and studious since childhood, and he is proficient in history and culture. He used to be an official in Chang 'an. However, he was deeply influenced by the Anshi Rebellion, lost two sons and a good friend, and his family was in serious trouble.
2. Du Fu's poems are based on real life, which truly reflects the historical process of the Tang Dynasty from prosperity to decline, and expresses the poet's concern and anxiety about the rise and fall of the country and the sufferings of the people. His poems, with profound ideological, philosophical and humanitarian spirit, are valuable heritages in China's ancient cultural treasure house.
3. Du Fu's poetic language is concise and profound, and he often uses metaphors, symbols and other rhetorical devices to vividly express the poet's thoughts and feelings. His poems have a wide range of social and educational significance, and are of great value for future generations to study the history and culture of the Tang Dynasty.