Poems of Wild Li He Liu

The poem "Wild Plum River and Willow Spring" is as follows:

First, the full text of poetry

Only those who are far away from home are particularly sensitive to the change of natural phenology.

The bright sun on the sea is about to rise, and Jiangnan in the south of the Yangtze River is reviving.

Warm spring urges warblers to sing, and duckweed in the clear sun is dark in color.

Suddenly an old song played, and I was homesick.

Second, poetry appreciation.

From the perspective of both "official tours", this paper responds to Lu's psychological feelings of "looking forward to early spring", indicating that only officials who travel abroad are particularly sensitive to natural images and climate change. The poet Lu He is a stranger in a foreign land. The words "independence" and "bias" not only fully affirmed the emotion in Lu's poems, but also showed the special sensitivity of "official travel" to the passage of time.

Parallel Prose and Neck Couplet are the embodiment of "new phenology", which shows the detailed content of "wandering" in the title, makes the poetic picture present a flowing aesthetic feeling, and vividly depicts the climate change in the early spring of Jiangnan. In the detailed and vivid description of the scenery, the two couplets in the middle reflect the poet's incomparable admiration and joy for the spring scenery in the south of the Yangtze River.

The couplets contain unusual love's poems about Lu, which makes the above-mentioned poems lingering in the beautiful scenery of the south of the Yangtze River turn from excitement to sadness, and evokes nostalgia from the foreground, thus adding more emotion to the landscape and enhancing the capacity and depth of the poems.

The author's basic situation and main works

I. Basic information

Du Fu (about 645-708), a native of Xiangyang, Xiangzhou, China in the Tang Dynasty, was the grandfather of the great poet Du Fu. When Tang Gaozong Xianheng was a scholar in Tang Zhongzong, he was exiled to Fengzhou (now southeastern Vietnam) because of his association with Zhang Yizhi brothers. He used to be a small official such as Ji and Luoyang Cheng, but his fame was not as good as that of Li Qiao, Cui Rong and Su Weidao. He was called "Four Friends of Articles" and was one of the founders of "Modern Poetry" in the Tang Dynasty.

Second, the main works

Du Shenyan has ten volumes of Du Shenyan Collection, which has been lost. One volume is saved in the Song dynasty engraving. Duji, a copper movable type edition of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty, and Zhangxunye's engraving each received two volumes. In Qing Dynasty, Chyi Yu's engraving was a volume, and Du Quan's poems of Tang Dynasty were also a volume. 1982, Xu Dingxiang's Notes on Du Shi was published by Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, including 43 poems, appendices, biographies, summaries of poetry reviews in previous dynasties and related prefaces and postscripts.