The representative poets of Southern Tang Ci are Yi Feng and Er Li, excluding (B).
A. Feng Zhengzhong B. Li Min C. Li Jing D. Li Yu
Extension of the basic introduction of one Feng and two Li:
1. Feng Zhengzhong Extension of the basic introduction:
Feng Yansi, also known as Zhongjie, was the eldest son of Feng Lingkai, the Minister of Civil Affairs of the Southern Tang Dynasty. He was born in Pengcheng and fled to the south to avoid chaos in the late Tang Dynasty. His grandfather moved to Fengcun, Xiuning, Shezhou, which is now Fengcun, Xiuning County, Anhui Province. His father ordered Kai to follow Li Min, the great martyr of the Southern Tang Dynasty. After the founding of the Southern Tang Dynasty, he became the Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs and settled down in Guangling, today's Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province. Therefore, history books call him a native of Guangling.
Feng Yansi was a famous poet and prime minister during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. He served as an official in the Southern Tang Dynasty for two dynasties, including Liezu and Zhongzhu. He paid homage to the Prime Minister three times and ended up as Crown Prince and Tutor. He died with the posthumous title of Zhongsu. His poems are mostly about leisure and leisure, with a strong literati flavor, which had a relatively large influence on the poets in the early Northern Song Dynasty. "Diaoji Li Tan" in the early Song Dynasty commented on his profound knowledge, brilliant writing, and free and easy debates. There is also a collection of poems "Yangchun Collection" handed down to the world.
2. Expansion of Li Jing’s basic introduction:
Li Jing is good at reading and has many talents. He often had banquets and composed poems with his favorite ministers Han Xizai and Feng Yansi. His lyrics are sincere in emotion, fresh in style, and the language is not polished. "The small building blows through the cold jade pipe" is a famous saying that will last forever.
3. Expansion of Li Yu’s basic introduction:
Li Yu has certain attainments in calligraphy, painting and calligraphy, and poetry, especially his poetry. Li Yu's lyrics inherited the tradition of Huajian poets such as Wen Tingyun and Wei Zhuang since the late Tang Dynasty, and were also influenced by Li Jing, Feng Yansi, etc. They have bright language, vivid images, sincere feelings and distinctive style. His lyrics after the fall of the country were With its broad subject matter and profound meaning, it is unique among the Ci poems of the late Tang Dynasty and Five Dynasties, and has a profound influence on the Ci poetry world of later generations.