Du Fu Poetry

Author: Tang Du Fu
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
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Du Fu lived during the period when the Tang Dynasty was transitioning from prosperity to decline. The darkness of society cast a heavy shadow on his heart, and his sensitive and passionate poetic spirit deeply felt the suffering of the people. His poetry is profound and extensive, capturing the joys and sorrows of humanity and the rise and fall of history, earning him the title "Poetic History." His character was upright and sincere, dedicated to the well-being of the nation and its people throughout his life, making him a model for generations. He longed for "How could I wish for countless grand houses, sheltering the cold and destitute of the world, firm as mountains in wind and rain?" Yet for himself, he was willing to "My humble cottage may freeze to death, but that is enough." No one was not moved to tears by his words. These poetic achievements and moral integrity combined to make him the "Sage of Poetry," celebrated by people across generations.
—In Du Fu's poetry, you can always find yourself in certain situations. He speaks of the weakness and the heartfelt aspects of human life and emotions. He loved life deeply and cherished it...