Du Fu s ascent is the Seven Laws or the Seven Uniques

The original text of the ascending text.

Original: Dynasty: Tang Dynasty.

The wind is urgent, the sky is high, the ape is howling, and the white bird flies back.

Boundless falling trees and Xiao Xiao, endless Yangtze River rolling.

He is often a guest in the sad autumn, and he has been on stage alone for more than a hundred years.

Hardship, bitterness, hatred, frost and sideburns, pouring down a new turbid wine glass.

Translations. The wind is strong, the ape is crying, and the birds are hovering on the river island.

The boundless trees fall their leaves, and the endless Yangtze River water rolls and rushes.

Sadness to the autumn scenery sighed thousands of miles of wandering all year round as a guest, a lifetime of illness riddled with illness today alone on the high platform.

After all the hardships and hatreds, the white hair is full of temples, and the wine glass of decay and heart is full of deviations, and the sorrow is suspended.

"Ascending" is the Seven Laws.

Ascending is a Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu.

In his later years, he wrote a poem of seven rules, expressing his sad feelings of being poor, old and sick, and being in a foreign land.

Yang Lun of the Qing Dynasty once appeared in "Du Shi Jingquan".

It is believed that Du Fu's "Ascending" is high, unique in ancient and modern, and is the first among Du Fu's seven-word poems, and Hu Yinglin of the Ming Dynasty called this poem "the first in ancient and modern seven-word laws".

Background of creation. This poem was written in 767 A.D. (Tang Dynasty Sect.

In the autumn of the second year of the Great Calendar, Du Fu was in Kuizhou. This was written when he was fifty-six years old. One day, he ascended to the White Emperor of Kuizhou alone.

The high platform outside the city, ascending to the heights, and the bleak scenery of the Autumn River, triggered his emotion of drifting away from life, and infiltrated the sorrow of his old illness and loneliness. As a result, there is this song "Ascending", which is known as the "crown of the seven laws".

Du Fuof ".AscendThe reason why it was rated as the first of the seven laws of Tang poetry is because the poems are extremely neat, the rhyme is also just right, and the words of the poems express the infinite sorrow and sigh of the poet Du Fu, which has aroused everyone's emotional resonance. The first two lines of "Ascending" borrow autumn scenery to express the poet's sad emotions, while the last two lines of the poem are written about oneself, lamenting the impermanence of life. <>

After reading the poem "Ascending", everyone spoke highly of this poem, and this poem can also be called a seven-law poem.

A rare masterpiece in China. "Ascending" must not be particularly unfamiliar to everyone, in the nine-year compulsory education.

Among them, this poem has also been included in language books. Du Fu's achievements in literary works and art are extremely profound, and this poem has a very particular emotion. <>

The poet Du Fu expressed his sadness and sadness through the description of the bleak scenery in autumn. What is written in the poem is the real scene that Du Fu saw when he climbed high and looked far away during the Double Ninth Festival. At that time, Du Fu was still suffering from lung disease, and he climbed high and looked into the distance alone, facing the depressed scene of the autumn wind, and felt infinitely sad in his heart.

Ascending wrote: The wind is urgent, the sky is high, the ape is howling, the white bird flies back, the boundless falling trees are Xiaoxiao, and the Yangtze River is rolling. The first four sentences are all descriptions of autumn scenes, which mean the mournful cry of apes in autumn, the lonely birds waiting to return to their nests on the sandbank, and the fallen leaves floating in the river.

The rolling and rushing made Du Fu feel that time was gone, and the rushing river was endless, as if in front of this kind of nature, people's joys, sorrows, and sorrows suddenly seemed very small. <>

And the reason why this poem can be called the first of the seven laws is not only because Du Fu abides by the strict seven-law poetry style, but also does a particularly good job in rhyming, leveling, and fighting, and every sentence in the poem shows a different scene and artistic conception. In "Ascending", what can be called a famous sentence through the ages is "boundless falling trees and Xiao Xiao, endless Yangtze River rolling". Compared with other poets, Du Fu is undoubtedly more particular about the use of words and sentences.

Ordinary poets can only write the word "falling leaves" when describing autumn leaves, but Du Fu cleverly uses "falling trees", and the difference of one word makes the high-end sense of this poem come up at once, and it is no wonder that "Ascending" will become an enduring good poem.

Du Fu wrote more than 1,000 poems in his lifetime. Overall, his poetic style is gloomy, dull, and deep. Among the many poems, the following "Ascending" is known as "the first of the seven laws of ancient and modern".

The reason for this is that this is a seven-character rhyme poem, which best represents the desolate and vast scene in Du Fu's poems. The first two couplets describe the scenery and scenes of the peak, and the last two couplets express the mood of ascending. The author believes that this poem does deserve to be called the "crown of the seven laws".

It can be said that "in an article, every sentence is a surprise."

Because the language of this poem is concise, the whole poem is dual, and there is still a sentence in one or two sentences, which fully shows that Du Fu's grasp and application of poetic language and rhythm in his later years has reached the realm of roundness. Therefore, it is called the first of the seven laws of the ages.

The battle in this poem is particularly neat, and it also rhymes, and this poem also expresses Du Fu's strong emotions.

No, Hu Yinglin, a famous poetry critic in the Ming Dynasty, praised Du Fu's "Ascending" as the first of the seven laws of ancient and modern times, and Yang Lun of the Qing Dynasty also commented in "Du Shijingquan": Gao Hun is one breath, unique in ancient and modern times, and should be the first of Du Ji's seven-word poems.

Seven-character quatrains refer to poems with four sentences and seven characters each; The seven-character poem is eight lines each.

(1) PoetryLyric poetry is a genre of traditional Chinese poetry, which belongs to the category of near-style poetry, and is named because of the very strict requirements of the metrical style. Lyric poetry originated from the new style poems of Shen Yue and other new styles of poetry that paid attention to sound rhythm and confrontation during the Qi Yongming period of the Southern Dynasty, and further developed and stereotyped in the early Tang Dynasty and Song Dynasty, and prevailed in the Tang and Song dynasties. Lyric poetry has strict rules in terms of words, rhymes, evenness, and antiphons.

The most common types are five-character poems and seven-character poems.

(2) QuatrainsQuatrains, also known as truncated sentences, broken sentences, short sentences, and quatrains, belong to a form of near-body poetry. The interpretation of it is not consistent, some people think"Half of the law of interception"so that they can be sung in music. The quatrain consists of four sentences, which are divided into the law and the ancient law, of which the law has strict rules and regulations.

Common quatrains include five-character quatrains and seven-character quatrains, and six-character quatrains are rarer.

1. The poem "Ascending" is strictly rhythmic. Although Cui Hao's "Yellow Crane Tower" is also recommended by some people as the first of the Tang Dynasty's Seven Laws, as far as the rhythm is concerned, "Yellow Crane Tower" is a poem of half ancient and half rhythm, and Du Fu's "Ascending" is a very strict Seven Laws. Needless to say, the most appreciated by poetry critics is the poem's combat skills.

2, the poem "Ascending" is lofty and broad, and the emotions are depressed and sad. A poem cannot become a great work because of the rhythm, and the weather, emotion, and artistic conception in the poem are the core of a quiet poem. Enlightenment.