1. Poet--Li Bai
Li Bai is the most outstanding poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty and another great romantic poet after Qu Yuan in the history of Chinese literature. His poetic style is elegant and heroic. In an eclectic way, Tang Dynasty poet He Zhizhang admired Li Bai's poems and compared him to an "immortal" descending from heaven to earth. Later generations called Li Bai "the Immortal of Poetry".
2. The Ghost of Poetry - Li He
It is said that Li He, known as the Ghost of Poetry in the Tang Dynasty, went out early every morning to find inspiration, and occasionally wrote down his insights on paper. Those who put the soup into the soup will spend the whole night sorting it out after returning home. Unless they are drunk or there is a funeral at home, they will never stop. When his mother saw him working hard like this, she once worried and said, "I'm afraid this kid will have to vomit his blood before he stops." Sure enough, Li He died at the age of twenty-six.
3. Poet Saint - Du Fu
The style of Du Fu's poetry can be summarized as "depression and frustration". The depression here refers to the deep and profound meaning of the article, and the depression refers to the ups and downs of emotions. The twists and turns, the ups and downs of tone and syllables.
The language of Du's poems is plain, simple, popular and realistic, but his skills are extremely clear. Therefore, later generations named him the Saint of Poetry. Du Fu lived in poverty throughout his life and never bowed to the powerful, so he became a poet. The "sage" is compassionate and compassionate. Du Fu's poetic style is profound, his poems are simple, and he pays attention to people's livelihood throughout his life, so he is called the "sage of poetry".
4. Poet Hao--Liu Yuxi
His poems are calm and solemn, with a natural and rough rhythm. Bai Juyi gave him the reputation of "Poetry Hao", which means a heroic and outstanding poet. meaning. He advocated political innovation and was one of the central figures in the political innovation activities of the Wang Shuwen School.
5. History of Poetry - Du Fu
Du Fu experienced the reigns of three emperors, namely Tang Xuanzong, Tang Suzong, and Tang Daizong. This period was also the period when the Tang Dynasty transitioned from peace and prosperity. to the great turmoil of decline. Du Fu's great realistic poetry is a true record of social life in this period and has high historical value, so people call Du Fu's poetry "the history of poetry". Extended information
The ancestor of poetry--Chen Ziang. Fang Hui of the Yuan Dynasty called him "Zi Ang, the founder of Chen Shiyi, the ancestor of poetry in the Tang Dynasty."
The star of poetry - Meng Haoran. Lu Fengzao's "Xiao Zhi Lu" of the Qing Dynasty "The star of poetry is Meng Haoran."
The Buddha of Poetry - Wang Wei. Because of his devout belief in Buddhism, he promoted Buddhism in some poems and praised Buddhism's silent fire.
Poetry Maniac--He Zhizhang. He has an open-minded nature and calls himself "Si Ming Kuang Ke". Because of his bold and unrestrained poetry, he is known as the "Poetry Maniac".
The Poem Demon--Bai Juyi. His work "Yu Yuan Jiu Shu" "Works his soul and his voice, day after day, and does not know the pain, but it is not a devil."
Poem-Tang Qiu.
Poetry Prisoner - Meng Jiao. Yuan Haowen's "Fang Yan" said that "Changsha is tired of Hunan, and two poems are imprisoned on the suburban islands."
Poetry slave-Jiadao. He devoted his life to composing poetry, and he loved to recite it deliberately. People called him a "poetry slave".
Reference: Poet-Baidu Encyclopedia