He has enough time and mood to experience nature, the feeling of that D poem and the real life. Living in a temple will inevitably be entangled in worldly things. Not bending over for those five buckets of rice is not only his high score, but also a kind of protection for himself. Yuanming can't be an official, and the experience of the temple is also a sublimation of his life.
According to the ancient literati's ideological tradition of serving officials wholeheartedly, how can they really put down their hearts to write poems and study without experiencing the darkness of officialdom? Therefore, being an official is his opportunity, and giving up being an official is a turning point in his life. Therefore, he initiated the rural life of China literature, broadened the scope of China literature and enriched the content of China literature.
Second, the negative significance:
The disadvantage is that he was down and out all his life, and his literati's living ability was poor. He is also, although there are many representative works, many of them are free and easy, and more are depression and sadness.
Besides, as an intellectual, facing the society, you should face the reality, not bow, not yield, dare to fight, change the bad side, and assume the social responsibility as an intellectual, rather than escape. If everyone escapes, society will only get worse.
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The influence of Tao Yuanming's literary works;
Tao Yuanming is known as an "idyllic poet" because of his 120 poems, essays and poems. His most famous work is Peach Blossom Spring, which describes a peach blossom spring society he yearns for, a harmonious and beautiful society without war and self-reliance. It makes Peach Blossom Garden and Utopia equally famous, and both represent a beautiful fantasy.
Tao Yuanming's poems show the integrity of despising the powerful and being independent, and his simple and natural poetic style has had a great and far-reaching impact on later poetry creation. He has a distinctive personality, sincere feelings, simplicity, no allusions, simplicity and implication, full of artistic conception and philosophy, subjective freehand brushwork and a mixture of Confucianism and Taoism. In addition to traditional Confucianism, it is also deeply influenced by Taoism. Shi Tao is not devoted to tempering, and his writing is naive and natural.