The ancient poems about Yewang are as follows:
Looking at nothing in the clear autumn, it was once cloudy. The sky is clear in the sky, a lonely city presents a cloud deep. The autumn wind blows the dead leaves more quickly, and overlooks the distant sun just sinking. Why the lonely white crane returns late, to know that the The Murky Crows has long been sumanlin.
Expanding knowledge:
Autumn is boundless at first glance, and stratus clouds are faintly swaying in the distance. The sky is clear when the water meets the sky, and an isolated city is deep in clouds. Autumn wind blows up dead leaves and falls off faster. Looking at the distant mountains, the sun has just sunk. Why did the lonely white crane come back late? You should know that the crow has already lived in the forest.
Wild Hope is an ancient poem written by Du Fu, a writer in the Tang Dynasty. Below I will explain the content and significance of this poem in detail for you.
1. A poetic overview
Wild Hope describes the ambition and experience of a man with lofty ideals. By depicting natural scenery and observing social reality, the poet expressed his desire for fame and Rong Da and his disappointment in the real world.
2. The poet's ambition
The poem describes the poet's desire to be a famous politician or prime minister, looking forward to the future and hoping that he can achieve great achievements, but he is confused and confused in his actual experience.
3. Description of natural scenery
The poet's description of natural scenery such as mountains, rivers and clouds highlights the poet's inner noble spirit and yearning for ideals, and at the same time forms a sharp contrast with the indifference and darkness of the real society.
4. Reflection on social reality
In the poem, the poet reflected on the injustice, corruption and moral corruption in the real society. He criticized the utilitarian and Machiavellian people, and felt resentful about the indifference and absurdity of society.
Du Fu's life and writing style: Du Fu is one of the great poets in the Tang Dynasty. He depicts social reality and people's sufferings with realism. His works cover a wide range of fields, such as politics, history, nature, etc., and won the praise of later generations with his profound thoughts and sharp brushwork.
The ambition and power pursuit of the literati in the Tang Dynasty: The Tang Dynasty was a period of cultural prosperity in the history of China, and many literati pursued power and status. They strive for official positions and fame, but also show the cruelty and impermanence of power struggle.