Who is the poet who can be called "painting in poetry, painting in poetry"

The poet who can be called "painting in poetry, painting in poetry" is Wang Wei, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.

Su Shi once said: "Poetry is like painting in charm, and painting is like poetry in charm" (Dongpo Zhi Lin).

Wang Wei is versatile. He brought the essence of painting into the world of poetry and painted vivid works for us with spiritual language and beautiful brushwork.

His landscape poems are about colors, such as "An egret flies over a quiet wetland, and a mango bird sings in a tree in midsummer" ("My Wangchuan House after a long rain"), "The grass is green in the rain, and the water is burning in peach blossoms." Wang Wei's landscape poems are about structural pictures, which make them rich in layers, far-reaching, suitable for both movement and sound, and more dynamic and musical, such as "pines and cypresses are filled with sound in the wind, and flowers are reflected in the pool" ("Garden is a message to the younger brother") and hundreds of silk waterfalls have come from every peak after a night of mountain rain. ("Bao Zizhou makes Li". "