What is Du Fu s poetry style good at, and the characteristics of Du Fu s poetry style

The main style of Du Fu's poetry is gloomy and frustrated, and the style is diverse and colorful.

or vigorous and unrestrained, or fresh and delicate, or depressed and sad, or rich in rhetoric, or simple and simple, or popular and natural.

Du Shi Rongye absorbed the artistic skills of his predecessors and developed a unique new style to express his patriotic thoughts.

Du Fu's poetry is good at describing the historical situation at that time, reflecting the current situation of the Tang Dynasty from prosperity to decline, so it is called "poetry history".

The core of Du Fu's thought is the idea of benevolence, and he has the grand ambition of "to the monarch and Yao, and then to make the customs pure".

Although Du Fu was not famous during his lifetime, he later became famous and had a profound impact on both Chinese and Japanese literature.

A total of about 1,500 poems by Du Fu have been preserved, most of which are collected in the "Du Gongbu Collection".

When Du Fu was a teenager, he lived a relatively stable and prosperous life because of his superior family environment.

He has been studious since he was a child, and he can compose poems at the age of seven, "thinking at the age of seven is strong, and he sings about the phoenix", and is interested in "to Jun Yao Shun, and then make the customs pure".

He was also very naughty when he was a teenager, "I remember that I was fifteen years old and still a child, and I was as healthy as a yellow calf and came back." Before the court, the pear dates are ripe in August, and they can be on the tree a thousand times a day."

Du Fu's poetry is diverse in style, but his dominant style is somber and frustrated.

There are more than 1,400 poems of Du Fu, with a variety of styles, including beautiful verses and romantic poetic style poems, but more of them are mainly "depressed and frustrated". The mood and mood of each period are slightly different, and the poetic style that comes from the feeling is bound to be not single.

The years of travel before the age of 35 made his poems full of his lofty ambitions, with a clear romantic stool and a hint of secrecy. At this time, "Wangyue" can represent "the top of the mountain, a glance at the mountains", which reveals the poet's ambition for all undertakings. As the poem says:

Seven years old thinking is strong, opening his mouth to chant the phoenix. The nine-year-old book has big characters, and it has been made into a bag. ”

Introduction to Du Fu

Du Fu was born in a family with a literary tradition, and was the grandson of the famous poet Du Xianyan. The following is a brief introduction to the poem Saint Du Fu compiled and provided by me as a language fan, welcome to read and learn from it.

Du Fu (712-770), whose ancestral home was Xiangyang, was born in Gongxian County (in present-day Henan Province), a great man of the Tang Dynasty. From June of the first year of the first year of the Emperor of Tang Su (758) to the autumn of the second year of the Qianyuan Dynasty (759), he served as the secretary of Huazhou to join the army. Du Fu was originally a leftist in the central court, but because of his outspoken admonition, he angered the powerful and was demoted to Huazhou (now Huaxian County), where he was responsible for worshipping Changming, ritual music, schools, elections, medical treatment, and examinations.

and "poet immortal" Li Bai and called "big Li Du".

After arriving in Huazhou, Du Fu was very depressed and troubled. He often visited the Zheng County Pavilion on the bank of Xixi (near the old official platform in Xinglin Town) to relieve his worries. In the poems and jujube halls such as "The Pavilion of Zheng County", "The Case of the Bitter Pile in Early Autumn", "Independence" and "Thin Horse Xing", he expressed his sighs and indignation at the frustration of his career, the hot and cold state of the world, and the slander of traitors.

When Du Fu was young, his creative style was more inclined to the workplace, and he was also confiding why he was unwilling, in middle age, his creative style was more inclined to life, and in old age, his creative style was more inclined to freedom and life.

During the Tang Dynasty, Du Fu's poems were heroic and unrestrained, but when the Tang Dynasty declined, his poems were full of sadness, concern for the country, and disgust with war.

Du Fu was a well-known poet in the late Tang Dynasty, and Du Fu's poems expressed the feeling of worrying about the country and the people. This is also because he is in a special historical period of time, and there is a kind of grief that has no way to serve the country.