Introduction to Wei Wang: 20 words.

Wang Wei (692-76 1 year) was born in Qixian County, Shanxi Province, and his father moved to Zhou Pu (now yongji city, Shanxi Province) and was born in Hedong. Shi Fo was a poet and painter of the pastoral school in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. There are now more than 400 poems, including Acacia and Autumn Night in the Mountain. Together with Meng Haoran, they are called "Wang Meng".

Influenced by his mother, Wang Wei is proficient in Buddhism, and his word "magic tool" is taken from Vimalakīrti Buddhist classics.

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Wang Wei had a positive attitude towards life and political ambitions when he was young. He wrote The Journey to the West's poems about frontier fortress and ranger, and described various subjects in the genre of Gexing, with the vigorous style of Cen Can and Gao Shi.

Wang Wei's later poems about mountains and rivers truly represent his poetic art. His works, mainly in five words, such as "Birds in the Stream", describe secluded life, idyllic landscapes, and pursue a quiet and leisurely spiritual life, with a simple and quiet style.

Wang Wei's works are full of Buddhism and Zen thoughts, seclusion thoughts, political setbacks, dead wives and so on. The involvement of Buddhist thought became the dominant thought of avoiding the world in his later years.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Wang Wei