Generally refers to Wang Wei 1. Many poets can be mentioned, including Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei, Qing Dynasty poets Yuan Mei and Wu, generally referring to Wang Wei. Please refer to the specific entries in the encyclopedia for the introduction of each character. The second chapter of Sun Changwu's Buddhism and China Literature once pointed out: "Wang Wei's poems are significantly influenced by Buddhism. Therefore, long before his death, he was known as a' contemporary poet who was also good at Zen'. Later, he was awarded the title of' Shi Fo'. "
2. The records of the other two people being called can be found in Yuan Mei's Addendum to Suiyuan Poetry, Volume III: "A surname calls himself a poet, but he wants to be a leader" and Liang Shaoren's "Essays on Two Autumn Rain". Mei Fu: "Xijiang Wu Youhan, the poem written by the Korean envoy is named Shi Fo, but