Xu Wei’s Wade Wine Poetry Study

The relationship between wine and Chinese classical poetry is just like shape and shadow.The pulse of culture integrates poetry and wine,and subtly creates Chinese unique "poem and wine culture" and "poetry and wine complex." Among the literati in the Ming Dynasty,Xu Wei was regarded as a type of "alcoholic".He often used wine as the object of expression.His poems related to alcohol were as many as 427.Not only the quantity but also the quality were high,which could become an important entry point for examining Xu Wei’s ideological connotation and artistic creation.Xu Wei’s poems related to alcohol have a distinct personality and unique temperament.The so-called drunken people make drunken languages,and the words are made from alcohol.These wine-related poems are rich in subject matter,including four categories: poems about wine,poems about wine,drinks,poems about drinking,and poems about drinking.In terms of style,Xu Wei’s masterpieces of wine-related poems are more commonly found in the seven-character poems,the five-character poems and the seven-character ancient poems.Xu Wei’s life was bumpy.Drinking alcohol was an effective way to release his depression,and it was also a means of socializing and socializing.The wild and unruly Xu Weishi used the power of wine to write freely.Through these poems related to alcohol,we can see a poet who resists etiquette,criticizes politics,pursues freedom and equality,emphasizes individual will,and a fighter who persists in despair in despair.He used wine as the main description object,condensing plum,bamboo,snow,sword,short brown,and fragrant trees,etc.,forming a "image group of wine",combined with rhetoric such as allusions and exaggeration,showing bold and exaggerated And gloomy style features.The spirit of poetry and wine reflected in Xu Wei ’s poems is the same as that of Ming Dynasty and the spirit of Chinese poetry and wine in the past.It also has its own characteristics,especially the “individual consciousness” and The concepts of "tradition" and "subjective affection" can therefore be used to classify Xu Wei’s poetics into Enlightenment poetics,enriched the connotation of Chinese poetics.