Gao Shi (704-765 AD), the word Dafu, was a famous poet of the Tang Dynasty. He is as famous as Cen Shen, and mainly wrote many poems that depict the scenery of the frontier and reflect the life of the border guards. Gao Shi's poems are known for their heroic, majestic, straightforward and sincere, among which "Farewell Dong Da", "Yan Ge Xing" and "Plug on the Song" are all very famous works. Next, let's take a look at the ten most famous poems of Gao Shi and briefly analyze their content.
This poem is the work of Gao Shi to bid farewell to his friend Dong Shuo, and the poem expresses the poet's deep friendship with his friends, as well as his feelings about the darkness of officialdom and the impermanence of life. Among them, "Hurry up and whip before getting off the saddle, regret goodbye is hard to suppress" expresses the poet's enthusiasm for entering the officialdom and the ambivalence of nostalgia for friendship.
After Junyan was in Chongyang, he toured Jiangling for a few days", which depicts a picture of the banquet of the Chongyang Festival in the Tang Dynasty. The poet used his own experience to express his disgust with war and his yearning for a peaceful and happy life.
The moon black geese fly high, fleeing at night" takes the migration of geese and the enemy's night escape as the background, showing the grand scene of the border fortress, reflecting the poet's sympathy for the hard life of the border guards.
This poem is Gao Shi's mourning for Fang Xuanling, a famous minister in the Tang Zhongzong period. The poem expresses the author's admiration for Fang Taiwei's political achievements, as well as his nostalgia for his character and talent.
This poem was written when his friends Li and Wang Ershaofu were demoted. When Gao Shi said goodbye to his friend, he expressed his feelings about the many events in the world and his concern for the future of his friend.
In this poem, Gao Shi describes the scenery of Leyouyuan, expressing his expectations for the upcoming new life and a beautiful vision for the future.
By describing the scenery in early autumn, the poem expresses the poet's nostalgia for his friends, and at the same time reflects the poet's inner loneliness and sorrow.
In this poem, Gao Shi sent Du Fu to Shuzhou. In the poem, there is both anxiety about the difficulties that a friend is about to face, but also trust in his friend's ability.
If you want to chase away the light horse, the snow is full of bows and knives" is a famous sentence in the poem, which shows Gao Shi's observation of nature and his concern for the border war.
In this poem, Gao Shi describes the scene of going to Beijing in autumn, and makes a deep reflection on the historical significance of Tongguan Post Tower, expressing his deep feelings for the country and the nation.
These ten poems are representative of Gao Shi's poetry creation, which not only shows Gao Shi's heroic feelings as a poet of Biansai, but also reflects his profound humanistic concern and thinking about current affairs and politics. Gao Shi's poetry had a profound influence on later generations, and his works were widely circulated and became an important source for the study of Tang Dynasty literature, especially Biansai's poetry.
Through the appreciation of these poems, we can find that Gao Shi's poetry style is varied, sometimes bold, sometimes tender, sometimes subtle, sometimes generous. His poems are full of deep affection for friends, profound exposure of officialdom, deep reflections on war, and yearning for a peaceful life. From these poems, we can appreciate Gao Shi's spiritual world as a poet who has lived in the frontier for many years, as well as the historical style of that era.
All in all, Gao Shi's poetry has had a wide influence on later generations with its profound ideological content and distinctive personality characteristics, and has become a bright pearl in the treasure house of Chinese literature.