Celebrating the world's first seven-character quatrain

The most famous seven-character quatrain in the world during the Qing Dynasty was Du Fu's "Climbing High." This poem was praised as the number one seven-character poem in ancient and modern times. It was also known as the number one seven-character poem in history. Du Fu was a poet of the Tang Dynasty, and was known as the " Poet Saint ". The poem "Climbing High" described the scene of the wind blowing high into the sky, the howling of apes, the magnificent scenery of the endless falling trees and the rolling Yangtze River. Through the description of the natural landscape, this poem expressed the poet's feelings and worries about the current turmoil and personal encounters. Du Fu's " Climbing High " was praised as the crown of ancient and modern seven-character poems by poetry critics. It was known as the first seven-character poem in history.

The most famous seven-character quatrain in the world during the Qing Dynasty was Du Fu's "Climbing High." This poem was praised as the number one seven-character poem in ancient and modern times. It was also known as the number one seven-character poem in history. Du Fu was a poet of the Tang Dynasty, and was known as the " Poet Saint ". The poem "Climbing High" described the scene of the wind blowing high into the sky, the howling of apes, the magnificent scenery of the endless falling trees and the rolling Yangtze River. This poem was famous for its neat antithesis and meticulous composition. It was praised as the crown of ancient and modern seven-character poems by poetry critics.

The most famous seven-character quatrain in the world during the Qing Dynasty was Du Fu's "Climbing High." This poem was praised as the number one seven-character poem in ancient and modern times. It was also known as the number one seven-character poem in history. Du Fu was a poet of the Tang Dynasty, and was known as the " Poet Saint ". The poem "Climbing High" described the scene of the wind blowing high into the sky, the howling of apes, the magnificent scenery of the endless falling trees and the rolling Yangtze River.

The first quatrain in Qing Yu was Du Fu's "Climbing High."

The first quatrain in Qing Yu was Du Fu's "Climbing High."

The first quatrain in "Celebrating Years" is "I'm drunk and want to sleep. I'm going to bring the piano tomorrow." This line came from the poem Fan Xian had written for Lin Wan 'er at the engagement party between Fan Xian and Lin Wan' er in " Celebrating Years." In the poem, Fan Xian expressed his desire to get drunk and fall asleep. He hoped that Lin Wan 'er would leave, but he also hoped that she would come back tomorrow with the zither. This poem was simple and had a profound artistic conception. It expressed Fan Xian's deep affection for Lin Wan 'er and also showed his freedom and unruliness.

The seven-character quatrain that Fan Xian spoke of in " Celebrating Years " was Li Bai's " Drinking with the Hidden Man in the Mountains."

Du Fu's seven-character quatrain poem in his later years of Qing Dynasty was "Climbing High." This poem was regarded as the first seven-character poem in ancient and modern times, and was praised as the first seven-character poem in history. Du Fu was a poet of the Tang Dynasty and was called the " Poet Saint " by later generations. The poem "Climbing High" described the scene of the wind blowing high into the sky, the howling of apes, the magnificent scenery of the endless falling trees and the rolling Yangtze River. This poem was famous for its neat antithesis and meticulous composition. It was praised as the crown of ancient and modern seven-character poems by poetry critics.

Du Fu's seven-character quatrain poem in his later years of Qing Dynasty was "Climbing High." This poem was regarded as the first seven-character poem in ancient and modern times, and was praised as the first seven-character poem in history. Du Fu was a poet of the Tang Dynasty and was called the " Poet Saint " by later generations. The poem "Climbing High" described the scene of the wind blowing high into the sky, the howling of apes, the magnificent scenery of the endless falling trees and the rolling Yangtze River. This poem was famous for its neat antithesis and meticulous composition. It was praised as the crown of ancient and modern seven-character poems by poetry critics.

Li Bai's seven-character quatrain was a fifty-six-word ancient poem,"To General Guo." This poem was a seven-character regular poem created by Li Bai. Each line had seven characters, and each poem had eight lines. There were a total of fifty-six characters. This poem described the general's heroic and mighty image of protecting Ziwei in the past. The poem depicted the scene of the general waving his sword to the sky at dawn and returning drunk at dusk. The poem also mentioned the scene of his beloved son blowing the jade flute in the wind, and the beauty dancing in her silk clothes to the moon. This poem showed Li Bai's admiration and admiration for the general.