Celebrating Du Fu's Ten Most Famous Poems

In Joy of Life, Du Fu's ten most famous poems were Climbing High, Song of the Cottage Broken by the Autumn Wind, Spring Gaze, Shu Xiang, Gazing at the Mountains, Hearing the Official Army Conquer Henan and Hebei, Writing at Night, Giving to Hua Qing, Quatrain, and Spring Night Happy Rain.

Joy of Life Du Fu's ten most famous poems were Climbing High, Song of the Cottage Broken by the Autumn Wind, Looking at Spring, Minister of Shu, Looking at the Mountains, Hearing the Official Army Conquer Henan and Hebei, Writing at Night, Giving Hua Qing, Quatrains, and Happy Rain on a Spring Night. These poems showed Du Fu's deep concern for the country and the people, his praise for the natural landscape, and his thoughts on life. Among them," Ascending High " was known as the first seven-character poem in ancient and modern times. It was written from memory by Fan Xian in the play and praised as the first seven-character poem in history. These poems were concise and profound, showing Du Fu's talent and thinking about life.

Du Fu's ten most famous poems in his later years were Climbing High, Song of the Cottage Broken by the Autumn Wind, Spring Gaze, Shu Xiang, Looking at the Mountain, Hearing the Official Army Conquer Henan and Hebei, Writing at Night, Giving Hua Qing, Quatrains and Happy Rain on a Spring Night.

There was no mention of Du Fu's ten most famous poems in the celebration.

Joy of Life Du Fu's ten most famous poems were Climbing High, Song of the Cottage Broken by the Autumn Wind, Looking at Spring, Minister of Shu, Looking at the Mountains, Hearing the Official Army Conquer Henan and Hebei, Writing at Night, Giving Hua Qing, Quatrains, and Happy Rain on a Spring Night.

The ten most famous poems of Du Fu in Joy of Life could not be determined because the search results provided did not clearly list the ten most famous poems of Du Fu in Joy of Life.

Joy of Life Du Fu's ten most famous poems include Quatrains, Mountain Journey, Spring View, Beauty, Remembering My Brother in the Moonlit Night, Presented to the Eight Warriors of Wei, Climbing High, Song of the Cottage Broken by the Autumn Wind, Writing at Night, and Shu Xiang.

Joy of Life Du Fu's ten most famous poems include Spring Gaze, Beautiful Woman, Remembering My Brother on a Moonlit Night, Presenting the Eight Men of Wei, Climbing High, Song of the Cottage Broken by the Autumn Wind, Writing at Night, Shu Xiang, Hearing the Official Army Conquer Henan and Hebei, and Li Guinian Meeting in Jiangnan. These poems showed Du Fu's deep concern for the country and the people, his pursuit of ideals and reality, as well as his longing and painful complaints about his loved ones and the war. Among them,"Ascending" was praised as the crown of ancient and modern seven-character rhymed poems. It was considered a model of grand charm and sadness. These poems were famous for their sincere emotions and profound thoughts, and were widely circulated.

The ten most famous poems of Du Fu in Joy of Life are uncertain. The search results provided did not mention Du Fu's other poems in Joy of Life. Therefore, it was impossible to determine which of Du Fu's ten most famous poems were in Joy of Life.

Du Fu's ten most famous poems include Spring Gaze, Beautiful Woman, Remembering My Brother on a Moonlit Night, Presented to the Eight Hermits of Wei, Ascending the Mountain, Song of the Cottage Broken by the Autumn Wind, Traveling at Night, Shu Xiang, Hearing the Imperial Army Conquering Henan and Hebei, and Li Guinian Meeting in Jiangnan. These poems showed Du Fu's deep concern for the country and the people, his pursuit of ideals and reality, as well as his longing and painful complaints about his loved ones and the war. Among them,"Spring View" uses the spring scenery after the war as the background to express the poet's deep concern for the country and the people;"Beautiful Woman" uses the image of a beauty to fable the poet's pursuit of ideals and deep concern for social reality;"Remembering My Brother on a Moonlit Night" is Du Fu's work of missing his brother during the war, expressing the poet's deep longing for his loved ones and his painful complaint about the war. These poems were famous for their sincere emotions and profound thoughts, and were widely circulated.