Li Bai's Poems (979 Complete Works of Li Bai's Poems)

"Midnight Wu Ge·Autumn Song"

Yearning for a peaceful and beautiful life, Li Bai is no exception

If someone asks what is the scariest thingLi Bai's poems？Perhaps many people will answer "war". War can makeLi Bai's poemsIf your country is destroyed and your family is destroyed, you can letLi Bai's poemsIf you are separated from each other, it can also make you unstable.

War may be a terrible existence for everyone, but it was also true for the people living in the Tang Dynasty. Li Bai's "Wu Song at Midnight" expresses the common aspiration of people in ancient and modern times to yearn for peace.

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Chang 'an is full of moon, and thousands of households are tinkering with clothes.

The autumn wind blows endlessly, but it is always the jade pass.

When will the Hu Krupp be pacified and the good people stop the expedition?

The poet wrote vividly as soon as he wrote: Chang 'an, the capital, was shrouded in moonlight, and only the sound of tinkering clothes could be heard. The middle two sentences are naturally followed and have rich meanings: the autumn wind comes from the west, causing the people to miss their husbands who were on the expedition to the northwest; the autumn wind reminds that the weather is getting colder and winter clothes must be cut and made quickly; and the autumn wind blows the sound of tinkering, filling the entire Chang 'an City, how touching this is!

The last two sentences directly express the thoughts of women who miss them, which are enough to see that a peaceful and beautiful life has always been what the working people hope for.

Poets in the Tang Dynasty wrote many poems on border fortress themes, which intertwined with the poet's complex mentality towards war. This poem looks forward to the "strike and expedition", but the premise is to "pacify the Hu Krups", which not only reflects the voice of the common people, but also maintainsLi Bai's poems"Political correctness".

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