Is it related to Wang Wei's Buddhist beliefs that his poems are so Zen?

Wang Wei (70 1-760) was a poet and painter in the Tang Dynasty, and his ancestral home was Qixian (now Qixian, Shanxi). When Wang Wei was born, his mother dreamed of Vimala Bodhisattva entering the room at night, hence the name Wang Wei. In the first century, he was a scholar. Later, he became an official and was promoted. Later, officials went to the right to get things. An Shi Rebellion, Chang 'an fell, died of taking medicine, and was forced to be an official. In the chaos, he was reduced to Prince Zhong Yun, and soon he was promoted to Shangshu Youcheng. He said that he soon resigned and lived a semi-secluded life.

Wang Wei has been a Buddha for generations, so filial piety is out of nature and extremely filial to his mother. When she died, she gave up her house as a temple and increased her property for her mother. His brother is ill. He waits on soup and medicine day and night. After resigning, he often traveled with eminent monks to famous mountains and rivers, and invited him to get together with Chu Shi and Pei Di to learn from the scriptures. Play the piano, write poems, draw pictures and recite Buddha as daily lessons. Wang Weizhi's poems are very Zen, so they are called Shi Fo. His paintings are unique, breaking the ink method and opening up the mountain of the Southern School. Dong Qichang, a painter in the Ming Dynasty, praised him as the "ancestor of the Southern School". He is also good at calligraphy, which is very famous in the world. Today, some collections have been published in the world. On his deathbed, he predicted the time, wrote a book and sent it to an old friend to persuade him to read Buddha. When he finished writing, he threw away his pen and died suddenly.

Wang Wei is a Buddhist. He often studied Buddhism when he was alive. He practiced well, too. Finally, he can know when he will die.

He went to the western paradise.

Wang Wei's whole family is deeply convinced of Buddhism, and his mother is a devout believer of Zen master Dazhao, a disciple of Northern Zongshen Embroidery. Influenced by court training, Wang Wei believed in Buddhism in his early years. Wang Wei was devout all his life and always served vegetarian food. He once converted to Heze Zen master and participated in Zen. After he retired, he often made friends with monks, talked about scriptures and sang all day.

Wang Wei's conversion master is a Zen master! ! !