Du Fu – To Mr. Li Guinian, on the Occasion of our Meeting in the South
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Question 1 of 7
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1 point(s)Why was Dufu sad when he wrote this poem?
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1 point(s)What does the term “Jiangnan” (江南) mean?
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1 point(s)What is the modern-day name of the city which historians traced Dufu to at the time of this poem?
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1 point(s)Who was Li Guinian?
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1 point(s)True or False: It probably would have been rude for Dufu to not write a poem for Li Guinian when they met again after such a long time.
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1 point(s)Put the verses in the correct order.
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The south is lovely, isn't it?
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So happy to have found you here again as blossoms fall.
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At Cui Di's home I heard you several times outside the hall.
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I used to come and watch you often at the Palace of the Prince of Qi.
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1 point(s)True or False: This is one of Dufu’s happier poems.
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