Du Fu's Sunset Poems and the Beautiful Scenery of Tang Dynasty

Poetic theory of quatrains: Between the green willows, there are two orioles singing. In the blue sky, a row of egrets flew by. Sitting by the window, I saw the snow that never melted in Xiling for thousands of years, and Wu Donglai's ships thousands of miles away were all parked in front of the door. The whole poem expresses the poet's love for the vibrant spring and his melancholy for the passage of time.

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Du Fu [Tang Dynasty]

"Two orioles sing green willows, and egrets cover the sky."

My window framed the snow-covered western hills. My door often says "goodbye" to ships sailing eastward.

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The first two sentences of the quatrains, "Two orioles sing green willows and a row of egrets fly to the sky", depict a vibrant scene of early spring, show a vibrant scene of early spring and express the poet's love for bright spring. The last two sentences, "The window contains a thousand miles of autumn snow in Xiling, and the door of a boat in Wan Li, Wu Dong", are fresh and elegant in color, but they imply the poet's disappointment over the passage of time and entrust his inner complex emotions. In the cheerful and bright scene, on the one hand, the author hopes to reunite with his family as soon as possible, on the other hand, it also shows the author's loneliness and boring loss with the passage of time.

The whole poem expresses the author's love and praise for spring. The first two sentences of the poem describe the vibrant scene in early spring, giving people a hard feeling, while the last two sentences express the poet's lonely and boring mood.