Xie Lingyun was a poet in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. His original name is exquisite. He is called Xie Ke and his grandfather is Xie Xuan. He was born in 385 AD and died in 433 AD. There are nearly 100 poems, of which 38 can be regarded as relatively complete landscape poems.
Xie Daowen is a poetess in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the niece of Prime Minister Xie An, the daughter of Anxi General Xie Yi, Xie Xuan's sister, and the wife of Wang Ningzhi, the second son of the famous calligrapher Wang Xizhi. He wrote two poems, Ode to Mount Tai and I'm going to sing a song halfway up the mountain.
According to Xie Xuan, the grandson of Xie Lingyun, and Xie Xuan, the sister of Xie Daowen, it is concluded that they are not the same person, and Xie Daowen is Xie Lingyun's aunt.
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1, the story of Xie Lingyun-Stone
After serving as the magistrate of Yongjia for one year, Xie Lingyun "claimed to be ill and left his post without permission", and lived in the south lane of Shangyu, where his father lived (he entered Shining County in Yongjia four years in the Eastern Han Dynasty), occupying the lake as a field, building a large scale, expanding Xie's ancestral manor-Shining Villa, and writing the world-famous "Mountain Residence Fu". ?
Xie Xuan, the grandfather of Xie Lingyun, started his business in his later years. This is described in detail in Volume 40 of Zhu He Jian Zhu. After Lingyun resigned and returned to China, he built and expanded in Beishan.
In this respect, his "Mountain Residence Fu" and his "Self-Annotation" are comprehensively described in a long way and with the unique extension of annotations. Among Xie Lingyun's landscape poems, 20 directly describe the original scenery of Shu Ning.
2, the story of Xie Daowen-if it weren't for the catkins of the wind.
When Xie Daowen was very young, he was with his brothers and sisters. It happened to be snowing. Xie An was in high spirits, pointing to the vast amount of snow and asking the children, "What is snow like?" At this time, my nephew Xie Lang immediately replied: "The air difference of salting can be simulated."
Lu Dao thought leisurely and said, "If catkins were not due to the wind." Xie Daowen added his own reverie and compared flying snow to catkins. This kind of anecdote, which occasionally appeared in poetry, became an allusion that later scholars talked about.
Because of this famous story, she and Ban Zhao, Cai Yan and others in the Han Dynasty became the representatives of talented women in ancient China, and "praising talents" became a common word for later generations to praise women with literary talent. This story is also called "Cai Wenji, who can distinguish the piano" in Saint Amethyst. Xie Daowen can sing. "mentioned.
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