In Du Fu's poem, "Besides Jinguan City, there is a lot of traffic" is a famous saying describing Chengdu. Among them, "Jinguan City" is the ancient name of Chengdu.

1. The brocade industry in Chengdu is developed, and the officials who manage the brocade industry are also called "Jin Officials", so Chengdu is also called the "Jin Official City". This name is still used today and has become one of Chengdu’s nicknames. In this poem by Du Fu, "The cypress trees outside Jinguan City" describe the many cypress trees in Chengdu, forming a lush scene.

2. This also shows that Chengdu has a long history and beautiful natural environment. In ancient times, the Chengdu area was a naturally livable place with a mild climate and fertile soil and water, suitable for human habitation and crop cultivation. Now, Chengdu is still one of China's science and technology, business and cultural centers and a world-famous tourist city.

3. In addition to the poem "Bai Sensen outside Jinguan City", Du Fu has many other poems that also describe the beautiful scenery and characteristics of Chengdu. For example, "One Thatched Cottage in the West of Wanli Bridge" describes Du Fu's Thatched Cottage in Chengdu, "Fifty Strings of Unexplained Jinse" describes the music culture of Chengdu, "Zigui Bird Was Heard in the Kingdom of Shu" describes the azaleas in Chengdu, etc. .

Related knowledge about Du Fu

1. Du Fu (712-770), courtesy name Zimei, was born in Gong County, Henan Province (now Gongyi City, Henan Province) in the Tang Dynasty. One of the great realist poets, he is respected as the "Sage of Poetry" by later generations. Du Fu was smart and studious since he was a child. He traveled to many famous mountains and rivers in his youth, which laid a solid foundation for his future creations.

2. He has been wandering throughout his life, but he has always maintained his love for the country, people and culture. Fu's poems are famous for their melancholy, profound artistic conception and simple language. Most of his works reflect social contradictions, people's sufferings and depict natural scenery as themes, expressing his deep feelings for the country, nation and people. His poems are of high artistic value.

3. Du Fu’s poems cover a wide range of themes and themes, including politics, military, society, history, nature and other fields. His works not only revealed the darkness of society at that time and the suffering of the people, but also reflected the customs, sentiments and humanistic spirit of Tang Dynasty society. His poems are full of worries and concerns about the country, nation and people, showing his profound humanistic feelings.