5 Minutes of Hilarious Poetry. Du Fu's Chapter

Why is Du Fu called "Old Du" and Li Bai not called "Old Li"? Because Du Fu is never "young" and Li Bai is never "old". While God gave Du Fu a genius, he also gave him a heavy body. During his 59 years of life, Du Fu was independent between heaven and earth. He felt deeply powerless and lonely materially, but he was spiritually powerful and wealthy. Du Fu's life, just like his works, was melancholy and frustrating. Du Fu once stared at the distance, chased his dreams, and had ups and downs in his official career, but in the end, the daily necessities of life allowed him to return to the human world. Lao Du's fate almost completely overlapped with that of the country. Lao Du's personal fate is a microcosm of the rise and fall of the Tang Dynasty. It is precisely because of this that Du Fu's poems are full of tears, complaints, anger and hatred, and are full of bitter pictures of the troubled times of the Tang Dynasty. "5 Minutes of Hilarious Poems: Du Fu" uses vivid historical stories, lively and humorous writing, and a combination of comics and text to tell the life of the poet Du Fu, and interpret Du Fu's important poetry creation in the context of the story. The book is both interesting and informative, stimulating children's curiosity and thirst for knowledge about ancient poetry. It divides Du Fu's poetry creation into eight categories: friendship poems, revealing poems, natural landscape poems, drinking poems, wild poems, poems about wives, war poems, and poems about the ups and downs of official career, leading readers to appreciate them carefully while smiling. Read Du Fu's life story in one book and condense the essence of Du Fu's poems in 5 minutes.