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A piece of Du Fu penetrates the ups and downs of the eight aspects of the poet and tells you why Du Fu is the "people's poet". "The devastation in the world is reflected in the sages in the poems; the suffering of the people is reflected in the writings." Among the ancient and modern literati, our love for Du Fu may be unique, it is a love that is mixed with admiration and compassion. Because the pain is deeper, compassion often takes up the bulk of this love. This eternal genius became famous after his death. Fame and fortune all belonged to him, but they seemed to have nothing to do with him. His short 58 years of life were filled with sufferings such as losing his reputation, being homeless, having unrealized ambitions, and losing his son in middle age. Distress is the coat that the times have put on Du Fu. His mission is to experience it, poeticize it, and record it! But you may not know that the soul inside him is always full of righteousness. The book "Who is the Supreme Leader, Du Fu and Me" penetrates Du Fu's life from eight unique aspects, capturing his positive and determined aspects one after another. His madness, his humor, his strength and beauty, and his benevolence comforted the people in the war and generations of scholars, as well as himself. Du Fu himself has the power of self-healing.