The poets named Zhang in the Tang Dynasty include:
1. Zhang Jiuling
Zishou, a naturalist, Han nationality, Qujiang, Shaozhou (now Shaoguan, Guangdong) city) people. The poetry style is light, including "Qujiang Collection". His five-character ancient poems, with their simple and simple language and their far-reaching hopes for life, made a great contribution to eradicating the Six Dynasties poetic style followed in the early Tang Dynasty. He is known as "the first person in Lingnan".
Poetry works include: "Qujiang Collection", "Wan Ji Dengwang Liudong Pavilion", "Twelve Poems on Encounters", "Looking at the Moon and Huaiyuan", "Looking at the Lushan Waterfall Spring at Hukou", "Ode to the Swallow" ” and “Fu comes from the king” are spread throughout the world.
2. Zhang Qiao
A native of Guichi, Anhui today, Yizong was a middle-aged Jinshi of Xiantong. At that time, he was known as one of the "Ten Philosophers of Xiantong" together with Xu Tang, Zheng Gu, Zhang Bin and other southeastern talents. "During the Huang Chao uprising, he lived in seclusion in Jiuhua Mountain for the rest of his life. His poems mostly write about landscapes and nature, and there are many fresh works. His poems are elegant and thoughtful, and his style is similar to Jia Dao.
Poetic works include: "Written on the Pond, The Setting Sun Reflects the Green Glow on the Bamboo Island", "Self-Congratulations: I Hate the Road Is Poor Every Time When Flowers Come", "Written on the Lijiang River", "Inscribed on a Friend's Thatched Cottage", " "Guyun·Shujuan Where the Wind Moves", "Things on the Side of the Book", "Sending Friends on the River to the South", etc.
3. Zhang Ji
Zhang Ji, named Wenchang, Han nationality, was from Wujiang, Hezhou (now He County, Anhui). Zhang Ji's Yuefu poems are as famous as Wang Jian's, and are also called "Zhang Wang Yuefu".
Poetry works include: "Gift to Yao Tong·The sky is dark and the sun is dark", "Autumn Thoughts", "Winter Eve·The cold crickets stop weaving alone", "Spring Journey·The spring sun is warm on the pond", "Ji" "Travel: Difficulties Traveling for Far-Distance Travelers", "Difficulty Traveling: Travelers in Eastern Hunan Sigh", "Thoughts on Traveling in Jibei", etc.
4. Zhang Hu
Zhang Hu, courtesy name Chengji, was born in Qinghe, Xingtai, and was a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty. Born in the famous Zhang family in Qinghe, he has a distinguished family background. He is called Mr. Zhang and has the reputation of "a famous person in the country". Zhang Hu made outstanding achievements in poetry creation throughout his life. "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty" contains 349 of his poems.
Poetry works include: "Lights on the 15th day of the first lunar month", "Mid-Autumn Moon·Beautiful osmanthus", "Wandering in Tiantai Mountain", "Gift to Wife", "Maple Bridge·The grass outside Cheung Chau Garden is rustling" , "Gong Ci", "Breaking Willow Branches·Don't Broken Willow Branches in Front of the Palace", "Inscribed on Songting Station", etc.
5. Zhang Wei
Zhengyan, a native of Hanoi (now Biyang County, Henan), was a poet of the Tang Dynasty. His poems are exquisite and profound, pay attention to rhythm, have a pure and upright poetic style, and are often used as farewell works with banquets.
Poetry works include: "Farewell to an Old Friend in Suiyang", "Sending Pei Shiyu Return to Shangdu", "Replying to the Old Man in Beizhou", "Early Plum", "Du Shiyu Sending Tribute Gifts" "Gift", "Farewell to Dr. Wei", "Inscribed on the Master of Chang'an Wall", etc.
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