Brief introduction of Song Dynasty (Song Dynasty official, writer, calligrapher and poet)

Song Yuan Zhe, Zi Ziyuan and Tie Cheng, was an official, writer, calligrapher and poet in the Song Dynasty. Born in the second year of the Northern Song Dynasty (1057), Chenliu, Henan (now Kaifeng, Henan). Yuan Zhe of Song Dynasty has outstanding performance in politics, literature, calligraphy and poetry, and is known as one of the "Four Musts".

political career

Song held many positions in his political career, the most important of which was that he actively carried out agricultural production and water conservancy construction during his tenure in Huizhou and Xuanzhou, which made the local economy develop rapidly. In addition, he also adhered to the principles of honesty and fairness in politics and won the trust and love of the people.

Literary achievements

Song Yuan Zhe has also made outstanding achievements in literature, and his works such as prose, poetry and literary criticism are of high artistic value. Among them, his prose is mainly ancient prose, with profound thoughts and delicate writing style, and he is known as "the first prose in Song Dynasty". His poems are characterized by freshness, naturalness, boldness and freedom, and are known as "the representative figures of Song Dynasty".

Art of calligraphy

Song calligraphy art is also a must. His calligraphy style is delicate and elegant, and his brushwork is vigorous and powerful. He is known as "the first calligrapher in Song Dynasty". His calligraphy works are mainly regular script, with dignified and beautiful fonts and artistic charm.

Poetry appreciation

The following is a poem by Song:

In my dream, I still think about dust, but last night's dream in Long Beach was not true.

If I had known the long embankment road in my dream, it would not be like the dust in my dream.

This poem expresses the poet's boredom with the world and his yearning for detachment, aiming at expressing the poet's thoughts and feelings about life.