Introduction: Wen, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. His real name is Qi, and his courtesy name is Fei Qing. He is Han nationality and a native of Qi County, Taiyuan. He is talented in writing and fast, and every exam has an official rhyme. Eight characters form eight rhymes, so he is also called "Bajiao". However, relying on talent is unruly. It's fine to laugh at powerful people, create a lot of taboos, and hate them from time to time. Therefore, he is often cited as a scholar, often despised, and frustrated throughout his life.
Wen is a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The real name is ambiguous, but the character is clear. Taiyuan. Descendants of Wen Yanbo, prime minister of the early Tang Dynasty. He was born into a declining aristocratic family. He failed many Jinshi examinations and was frustrated throughout his life. He once served as magistrate of Sui and Fangcheng counties, and official assistant of the Royal Academy of Sciences.
And "New Book of Tang" were handed down from ancient times. Like famous poets such as Bai Juyi and Liu Zongyuan, he spent most of his life away from home. According to research, Wen lived with his family in Jianghuai when he was young, and later settled in the nearby countryside of Min County, so he called himself a tourist. Chou, named "Wen Zhongkui". In his early years, he studied literature assiduously. When he was young, he was famous for his combination of poetry and poetry and his quick thinking. In the late Tang Dynasty, there were eight rhymes in the examination. It is said that when he sang with his hands crossed, it became a rhyme, ending with the eighth rhyme, which is the so-called "eight points" and "eight notes".
Sex likes to laugh at power and touch taboos; to be unrestrained and drink as much as you want. Therefore, he offended the rich and powerful, failed many times, lived a hard life, and was in despair. Tang Xuanzong tried to speak out in court, and Wen Tingyun wrote a fu for him. He was demoted to Sui County Lieutenant for disrupting the examination room. After serving as governor, the governor of Xiangyang was awarded the title of proofreader, and soon left Xiangyang for Jiangling. When Tang Yizong was the county magistrate of Fangcheng County, he served as Guo Zi's assistant. Proficient in music and poetry. His poems are written on the body and have the beauty of timbre. The poems are rich in rhetoric, mostly about personal experiences, and reflect current affairs. Ancient travel works have deep emotions, fresh charm and strong personality. He is one of the important writers of the Huajian Ci School and is known as the originator of Huajian Ci. The Tang Dynasty has the largest number of preserved characters, most of which are included in the "Old Book of Tang". The original collection has been scattered, and later generations include Literary Poetry and Jin Quanci. Another author collected a legendary novel "The Collection of Flowers", which was not originally handed down to the world, but "Qian Xunzi" has been widely quoted.
Wen, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, is one of the important writers of the Huajian Ci School. He is proficient in music, has rich styles, refined language and distinctive style. His poems have the same name as Li Shangyin and are called "Wenli", but they are inferior to Li Shangyin in terms of ideological content and artistic form. At that time, he was as famous as Li Shangyin and Duan, and was called the "Thirty-Six Strategies".
Although Wen’s predecessor Wen Yanbo was the prime minister, Wen is a descendant of Wen Yanbo. However, when Wen arrived, his family had declined. Wen had a good relationship with Linghu Chong's son Hu and often went to Xiangfan. Meanwhile, Wen married his daughter to Duan's son, Duan Anjie, after sharing his poetry with Duan.
The literary and poetic style inherited the legacy of Qi, Liang and Chen Gong in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and developed the colorful style of Huajian School, which is an important symbol of the transformation from folk poetry to literati poetry. Wen is a poet of high status. He wrote two episodes of "Taiping Guangji" and "Penglan", which have fallen apart and died. The existing book "Golden Power" contains 66 of his works and is listed as book titles. There are more than 310 poems written between 755 and 79,000. They are beautiful in style, profound in emotion, and rich in rhetoric. They were deeply influenced by later poets such as Zhou Bangyan.