Du Fu in AP Chinese Language and Culture

Definition

Du Fu was a renowned Chinese poet from the Tang Dynasty. Often referred to as "Poet Sage," his poems reflect on social issues, political turmoil, and personal struggles with a sense of realism and empathy.

Related terms

Li Bai:

Another influential poet from the Tang Dynasty known for his romantic style and lyrical expressions.

Tang Dynasty Poetry: Refers to the vast collection of poetry created during the Tang Dynasty when poets flourished and explored various themes.

Realism: A literary approach that focuses on depicting reality as it is without idealization or exaggeration.