英文摘要 |
”Tonggu qige” and ”Qiuxing bashou” are famous poems by Du Fu. Written seven years apart, both were completed in the autumn or winter, and mention spring in the final stanza. At that time, Du Fu was advancing in years, and he was exhausted and in hard times. Where did these thoughts of transcending reality come from? This article will discuss this issue by using the text of the poems and the imagery contained therein. The focus of discussion will be on the contrast between natural scenery and art. Particular attention will be given to the structure, management, and timeline of these qilü poem series. It will be shown how Du Fu summoned spring through his structuring of the poems, resulting in an ability to break out of life's predicaments. |