What kind of reality did the works of "adherents" poets in the early Qing Dynasty reflect?

Most of the works of adherents of the early Qing Dynasty dared to face reality, reflecting the national struggle of that era and showing their thoughts and feelings for the motherland. For example, Gu's poems are full of patriotic passion. He believes that "poetry lies in temperament, not in clever thinking" (Rizhilu), and his poems are tragic and desolate, with simple and natural beauty. Huang Zongxi's poems are full of sadness, homesickness and generosity of the motherland. Wang Fuzhi's poems recall the past, express life and reveal the spirit of resistance, which has deep sustenance; He talked about poetry with scenes and scenes, which had a great influence. Other poets, such as Du Zhuo, Qian Chengzhi, Gui Zhuang, Shen Hanguang, Wu Jiaji and Qu Dajun, have strong national consciousness, which reflects the social contradictions and people's sufferings at that time and has practical significance.