Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
Du Fu
Proper Noun
/duː fuː/

Definition
Du Fu was a prominent Chinese poet during the Tang Dynasty, known for his profound and socially conscious poetry.

Examples
- Du Fu’s poem ‘Spring View’ expresses his sorrow at the state of his country.
- Many modern poets draw inspiration from Du Fu’s emotional depth and vivid imagery.

Meaning
Du Fu’s work reflects the struggles of life during a turbulent period in Chinese history, often addressing themes of hardship, suffering, and the moral responsibilities of leaders.

Synonyms
- None; ‘Du Fu’ is a specific historical figure.