Lu You's father, Lu Zai, is proficient in poetry and has moral integrity. At the end of the northern song dynasty, he became an official and served as the transfer assistant of Jingxi road. In the seventh year of Xuanhe (1 125), on October 17th, Lu Zai went to the DPRK to report on his work, and went to Beijing by water with his wife Tang, and gave birth to his third son, Lu You, on board the Huaihe River.
In the winter of the same year, Jin Bing went south, and in the second year of Jingkang (1 127), he broke Bianjing (now Kaifeng) and the Northern Song Dynasty perished (the shame of Jingkang). Lu Zai and his family fled back to his hometown of Yin Shan.
Three years after the proposal (1 129), the nomadic people crossed the river south, Song Gaozong led his troops to flee south, and Liu Zai moved to Dongyang, and his family began to settle down gradually.
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Lu You never stopped writing all his life, and his poems and essays have made great achievements. His poetic language is simple and fluent, and his composition is rigorous and orderly. He has both Li Bai's boldness and boldness and Du Fu's melancholy and sadness, especially his patriotic enthusiasm, which has a far-reaching influence on later generations.
Ci and prose have also achieved great success. Liu Kezhuang's "Continued Poems in Houcun" said that his words were "impassioned, but Jiaxuan failed". He ordered 85 volumes of Nanbo Poems and collected more than 9,000 poems.
There are also 50 volumes of Weinan Selected Works (including 6 volumes of Confucianism and 2 volumes of Ci), Old Notes, Southern Tang Book 10 and so on. Calligraphy is vigorous and unrestrained, and the ink is "bitter and cold."
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Luyou