"Three Poems by Du Fu" PPT courseware 2

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"Three Poems by Du Fu" PPT courseware 2

Du Fu (AD 712-770), also known as Zimei, called himself Shaoling Ye Lao in his poems, and later generations called him Du Shaoling.

He was a great realist poet in the Tang Dynasty. His poems were like a mirror, which extensively and profoundly reflected the true historical situation of the Tang Dynasty society from prosperity to decline before and after the "Anshi Rebellion".

His poems are recognized as the "history of poetry", and he himself is regarded as a great master of the area and is revered as the "Sage of Poetry".

Appreciation of "When you stand at the top of the mountain, you can see all the small mountains at a glance":

From these two inspiring and symbolic poems, we can see the poet Du Fu's ambition and spirit of not being afraid of difficulties, daring to climb to the top, and looking down on everything. This is why these two lines of poetry have been recited by people for thousands of years and still resonate strongly with us today.

Poetry theme:

It enthusiastically praises the tall and majestic momentum and magical and beautiful scenery of Mount Tai, and also reveals the poet's lofty ambitions in his early years. It has always been praised as a famous poem praising Mount Tai.

There have always been two interpretations of this couplet: one is that the poet is the subject of "feeling" and "hate". Flowers and birds are the most representative things in spring scenery, which are pleasing to the eye. But now the poet is facing the dilapidated capital city. He doesn’t know when the army will be able to put down the rebellion, and he doesn’t know how his wife and children will survive in the chaos of war...all kinds of thoughts. It troubled him, how could he not cry when he saw the flowers and be frightened when he heard the birds? The other uses flowers and birds as the subjects of "feeling" and "hate". This is naturally the result of the poet's empathy with things. There is essentially no difference between these two interpretations. They both express feelings of touching the times and hurting the world.

think about it

Based on your understanding, can you summarize the theme of this poem in your own words?

this is a true story. The whole poem details the old woman's painful complaint through the poet's experience, expressing the poet's hatred for the rebels and his desire for the country to fight the rebellion. At the same time, he praises the old woman's spirit of volunteering for military service, and also expresses his hatred for the cruelty of the ruler's minions. An implicit revelation and deep sympathy for the working people.

discuss

1. The poet sympathized with the old woman's plight, but did not say a word, and did not express comfort to the old man when she finally left. How do you understand the poet's silence?

2. What is the reason why the Shihao officials did not arrest the young "grandmother" but took away the "although weak" old woman?

3. Why didn’t the Shihao officials arrest Du Fu?

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