Full-length poem

The banks of the Yellow River recovered by the imperial army [1] are the works of Du Fu, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem was written in the spring of 763 (the first year of Guangde in Tang Daizong). In the first month of that year, Shi Chaoyi hanged himself and beheaded Li Huaixian, ending the Anshi Rebellion. When Du Fu heard the news, he couldn't help but be pleasantly surprised, dancing and singing this seven-melody. The whole poem is full of unrestrained emotions and the word "hi" is everywhere, which vividly expresses the author's infinite joy and excitement. Therefore, it is called Du Fu's "the first quick poem in life". The whole poem is eight sentences, beginning with the surprise of hearing the good news at first; In the second half of the poem, people are dancing and preparing to return home, which highlights anxious to return's joy. The last six sentences of the poem are dual, but understanding nature, like speaking, comes naturally.

Recover the north and south of the Yellow River

Du fu in Tang dynasty

Beyond the sword, thistle (Ji) suddenly spread northward. At first, I couldn't stop tears from pouring down my coat (often).

Where are my wife and son? There is not a trace of sadness on their faces. Juàn's poems are ecstatic.

On a green spring day, I began to go home, singing my songs loudly and drinking my wine.

Come back from this mountain, pass another mountain, go up from the south and then go north-to my own town! .

Suddenly, I heard that loyalists had recovered the northern thistle outside the sword gate. I heard that uncontrollable tears soaked my clothes. Looking back, I don't know where the sad faces of my wife and children have gone, and I can't help but be ecstatic when I sort out my poems at will. Singing and drinking during the day, spring accompanied me back to my long-lost hometown. Immediately set off via Basha and Wuxia, and then turn to Luoyang via Xiangyang.