Collection of poetry. Written by Du Mu of Tang Dynasty. Twenty volumes, one volume for external collection and one volume for special collection. Mu, whose courtesy name was Mu Zhi, was born in Jingzhao Wannian (now Xi'an, Shaanxi Province). Grandson of Prime Minister Du You. Taihe Jinshi. He once served as a staff member in the Jiedu Envoy in Jiangxi, Xuanshe and other places, and later served as the governor of Huangzhou, Chizhou, Muzhou and Huzhou, and became an official in Zhongshu Sheren. Later generations called him "Xiao Du". He has the ambition to help the country and the world and the feelings of concern for the country and the people, and his ancient poems mostly reflect this content. He has unique achievements in the creation of seven-character quatrains. His seven quatrains may be about history, lyricism, or scenery, and they are all handsome, refined, refreshing and refreshing. Creation has many aspects of achievement. Both poetry and prose are excellent, and his poetry achievements are particularly high. The poems have many rhymes and quatrains. The content includes discussing politics, strengthening the army, and opposing Buddhism to explain his ideas, expressing his ambition to flatten the power of the feudal lords and rule the world. Some express the poet's ambitions and sentiments about current events. The ancient poetry has a wide range of themes and strong writing style.
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"Collected Works of Fan Chuan" is rich in content. Du Mu expressed his political ambitions and concern for the country and the people in his poems, which is deeply touching. I especially like his seven-character quatrains, such as "Red Cliff", which draw lessons from history and have profound meanings. Moreover, Du Mu's poetic style is fresh and refined, and his descriptions of scenes and emotions are unique. All in all, this is a work worth reading.
"Collected Works of Fan Chuan" is rich in content. Du Mu expressed his political ambitions and concern for the country and the people in his poems, which is deeply touching. I especially like his seven-character quatrains, such as "Red Cliff", which draw lessons from history and have profound meanings. Moreover, Du Mu's poetic style is fresh and refined, and his descriptions of scenes and emotions are unique. All in all, this is a work worth reading.