What does Three Cao, the representative of China ancient Jian 'an literature, mean?

Cao Cao, Cao Pi, Cao Zhi

"Three Caos" refers to Cao Cao and his sons Cao Pi and Cao Zhi in the Han and Wei Dynasties. Because of their political status and literary achievements, they had a great influence on the literary world at that time, so they were collectively called "Three Caos" by later generations.

1, Cao Cao: an outstanding writer in Jian 'an period, a pioneer in the new situation of Jian 'an literature. He created a new atmosphere of Jian 'an literature with a delicate style.

2. Cao Pi: Good at poetry and songs. His representative works include Yan Gexing and A Book with Wu Zhi. Among them, Yan Geling used seven words and rhymed every sentence, which played an important role in the development history of China's seven-word poems.

3. Cao Zhi was the first writer who wrote five-character poems vigorously. He pushed the development of literati's five-character poems to an unprecedented peak, marking the complete maturity of literati's five-character poems. His prose and ci fu also show high ideological and artistic quality. There are two famous prose poems: Fu to Luo Shen, Shu to Wu Ji and Shu to Yang Zu.