Question 1: Is there a Qijue Sage and a poet master? Wang Changling is good at seven-character quatrains and is called the Qijue Sage by later generations.
Wang Changling was a famous poet in the poetry world of the Tang Dynasty. He was famous at that time and was called "Wang Jiangning, the Master of Poets"
Question 2: He was called the "Emperor of Poets" Who is? The original poster made a mistake! He is "Master", not "Emperor". Only the emperor is the emperor.
Poet Master is the laudatory name of Wang Changling, a great master of the Tang Dynasty, who is also known as the "Seven Masters".
Question 3: Who are the poets, poets, poets, Zhang Sanying, Hongxing Shangshu, He Meizi, Zheng Partridge and the poet emperor? Poet: Li Bai. Li Bai, also known as Taibai, also known as Qinglian Jushi, also known as "The Exiled Immortal", was a great romantic poet in the Tang Dynasty and was hailed as the "Poetry Immortal" by later generations.
Poetry: Du Fu. Du Fu had a profound influence on Chinese classical poetry. He was called the "Sage of Poetry" by later generations, and his poems were called the "History of Poetry".
Poetry Ghost: Li He. Li He's poetry is extremely imaginative, and he often uses myths and legends to support the past and present. Therefore, later generations often call him a "ghost genius" and a "poetry ghost", and his poems are called "the words of ghosts and immortals".
Zhang Sanying: Zhang Xian. Zhang Xianchu was called "Zhang Sanzhong" because of the line "things in his heart, tears in his eyes, and people in his mind" in his poem "Xing Xiangzi". Zhang Xian said to people: "Why not call it 'Zhang Sanying', 'the clouds break and the moon comes, and the flowers make shadows'; 'the delicate and lazy, the curtain rolls the shadows of flowers'; 'the soft willows sway, falling into the light catkins without shadows', are all My proud words." The world then called him "Zhang Sanying".
Hongxing Shangshu: Song Qi. In the fifth year of Jiayou in the Northern Song Dynasty, Song Qi was promoted to Zuocheng and Minister of the Ministry of Industry. In "Spring in the Jade House", "The dawn is light and cold outside the green poplar smoke, and the spring is bustling on the red apricot branches" is particularly popular. The sentence "spring is bustling on the red apricot branches" is the finishing touch to the whole poem, so Song Qi is called "Red". "Xing Shangshu".
He Meizi: He Zhu. In "The Sapphire Case", there is a line like "How many leisure and sorrows are there? A Sichuan tobacco, the city is filled with wind and catkins, and the plums are yellow and rainy", so it is called "He Meizi".
Zheng Partridge: Zheng Gu. Zheng Gu once wrote a partridge poem, which was widely circulated, so he was called "Zheng Partridge".
Poet Emperor: Wang Changling. (There is still controversy over whether Wang Changling is called the "Poet Emperor" or the "Poet Master".) Wang Changling's frontier fortress poems are powerful, high-spirited and full of positive spirit.
Question 4: Why is Wang Changling called the "Poet Emperor"? Wang Changling (AD 698-756), courtesy name Shaobo, Han nationality, was from Taiyuan, Shanxi. A famous frontier poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, he was known as the "Seven Masters" by later generations. He was poor and humble in his early years and was trapped in farming. As he grew older, he became a Jinshi. He first served as secretary and provincial school secretary. He also became a erudite scholar and was awarded the rank of Sishui Lieutenant. He was demoted to Lingnan due to affairs. At the end of Kaiyuan, he returned to Chang'an and was granted the title of Jiang Ningcheng. He was slandered and relegated to Captain Long Biao. An Shi rebellion broke out and he was killed by Lu Qiu Xiao, the governor. His poems are famous for his Qijue, especially the frontier fortress poems he wrote when he went to the northwest frontier fortress before ascending to the throne. His frontier fortress poems are powerful, high-spirited and full of positive spirit. Known as Wang Longbiao in the world, he is also known as "Wang Jiangning, the Poet Emperor". He has more than 170 poems in existence, and his works include "Collection of Wang Changling".
Question 5: One representative work about the Immortal of Poetry, the Saint of Poetry, the Demon of Poetry, and the Poet Emperor. Some people say that the nickname of the poet Wang Changling should be "Poet Master" rather than "Poet Emperor". Although Liu Kezhuang of the Song Dynasty said in Volume 3 of "New Collection of Houcun Poetry": "Historians say (Changling) has dense poems." "Siqing", the Tang Dynasty's "Liu Li Tang Tu" regards Changling as the emperor of poetry, and he respects it as such." However, some people have researched and said that there may be a "form distortion" caused by the similar shapes of "Master" and "Emperor". In the old days, the title "Emperor" was not given casually. "Poetry Immortal" could be called, but the title "Poetry Emperor" seemed to be more taboo and suspected of overstepping. As for Master, it is generally used as an honorific title for teachers or virtuous and talented people. Like Li Bai said "I love Master Meng" and so on. Moreover, according to research, "Liu Li Tang" was the former site of Wang Changling when he was appointed Jiangning Cheng. Wang Changling once taught poetry to students there, so he is known as "Wang Jiangning, the poet's master".
But the nickname "Poet Master" is not loud enough, and when the name "Old Master" is mentioned, it is easy for people to think of those pedantic and old-fashioned guys. Since Wang Changling is the most talented poet in the world, he is indeed ranked above ten thousand people in the poetry world, only slightly inferior to the "Immortal of Poetry" and the "Sage of Poetry", so here we still like to call him the "Emperor of Poetists" with full reverence. "Wang Changling.
Question 7: Do you know who the poetry immortal, poetry sage, poetry ghost, poetry Buddha, poetry emperor, poetry madness, poetry prisoner, poetry hero, poetry hero, poetry bone, poetry god and poetry demon are respectively? Who? Poetry Immortal→Li Bai
Poetry Sage→Du Fu
Poetry Ghost→Li He
Poetry Buddha→Wang Wei
Poetry The Son of Heaven → Wang Changling
The Poet → He Zhizhang
The Poet → Meng Jiao
The Poet → Li Bai
The Poet → Wang Bo
p>The Bone of Poetry → Punishment Ziang
The God of Poetry → Su Shi
The Demon of Poetry → Bai Juyi
Also:
History of Poetry →Du Fu
Poet Hao→Liu Yuxi
Poet → Wang Yuyang
Poetry Slave→Jia Dao
Poetry→Jia Dao
p>Question 8: Who are the poetry immortals, poetry sages, poetry Buddhas, poetry ghosts, poetry demons, poetry heroes, poetry heroes, poetry madness, poetry prisoners, and poetry slaves? 1. Poetic Bone--Chen Zi'ang
His poems are passionate in meaning, high in style, and have the "Han and Wei Dynasty style", and are known as the "Poetic Bone".
2. Poetry--Wang Bo
His poems are fluent, broad and profound, unique, and he is known as "Poetry"
3. Poetry Maniac--He Zhizhang
He has an open-minded nature and calls himself "Si Ming Kuang Ke". Because of his bold and unrestrained poetry, he is known as the "Poetry Maniac".
4. The Poet Emperor and the Qi Jue Master - Wang Changling
His Qi Jue poems are "deeply sentimental and resentful, but the sound and purpose are faint", so he is called the "Poet Emperor".
5. The Immortal of Poetry--Li Bai
His poetic imagination is rich and unique, his style is vigorous and unrestrained, the colors are gorgeous, and his language is fresh and natural. He is known as the "Immortal of Poetry".
6. Poet Saint--Du Fu
His poems are closely integrated with current events and have profound thoughts. He has a broad realm and is known as the "Sage of Poetry".
7. Poetry Prisoner--Meng Jiao
He worked hard to write poems, was miserable in business, and had no questions. He was once called a "Poetry Prisoner".
8. Poetry Slave--Jia Dao
He has devoted his life to composing poetry and loves to recite it deliberately. People call him a "poetry slave".
9. Poet Hao--Liu Yuxi
His poems are calm and solemn, with a natural and rough rhythm. Bai Juyi gave him the reputation of "Poetry Hao".
10. Poetry Buddha--Wang Wei
In addition to the Buddhist meaning in Wang Wei's poems and Wang Wei's religious tendency, this title also expresses the later generations' respect for Wang Wei. Wei's lofty status in the poetry world of the Tang Dynasty was affirmed.
11. The Poetic Demon - Bai Juyi
Bai Juyi wrote poems very hard. As he himself said: "The drunkard also attracted the Poetic Demon." "Fa, I chanted sadly from noon to the west." Excessive reading and writing, to the point of sores on the mouth and tongue, and calluses on the fingers. That’s why he is called the “Poetry Demon”.
12. The Great Wall of Five Characters - Liu Changqing
He is good at five-character poems. His five-character poems account for seventy-eight tenths of all poems. People call him the "Great Wall of Five Characters".
13. Poetry Ghost--Li He
His poems are good at casting words, galloping imagination, and using myths and legends to create bright and colorful images, so he is called "Poetry Ghost" ".
14. Du Ziwei--Du Mu
He once wrote "Purple Myrtle Flower" to sing about things and express emotions. He borrowed flowers to praise himself, and people called him "Du Ziwei".
15. Wen Tingyun - Wen Tingyun
He has a quick mind. Every time he takes an exam, his eight-pointed hand becomes the eight-pointed rhyme. People call him "Wen Baji".
16. Zheng Partridge--Zheng Gu
He is famous for his "Partridge Poems", so he is also known as "Zheng Partridge".
17. Cui Yuanyang - Cui Jue
He wrote "Yuanyang Poems", which is unique and is known as "Cui Yuanyang".
18. The God of Poetry - Su Shi
Su Shi's poems are free, fresh and vigorous, unique and unique, and he is known as the God of Poetry.
Question 9: Who are the sage of poetry, the immortal of poetry, the demon of poetry, the god of poetry, the madman of poetry, the Buddha of poetry, and the ghost of poetry? The sage of poetry, Du Fu;
The immortal of poetry, Li Bai;
The devil of poetry, Bai Juyi;
The god of poetry, Su Shi;
The mad poet, He Zhizhang;
The Buddha of poetry, Wang Wei; < /p>
Poetry ghost, Li He.
Question 10: Is Wang Changling called the "Poet Emperor" or the "Poet Master"? I have two versions: Wang Jiangning, the poet and the emperor, and Wang Changling, the poet and emperor. 10 points. More people think of him as a "poet master". Because there are poetry immortals, poetry saints, and poetry ghosts in our history, but few of them have anything to do with the emperor, because that has been taboo since ancient times. And in terms of Wang Changling's achievements, there is a long way to go with the Poet Immortal and Poet Sage. The Poet Emperor is too domineering for him to catch up.
Although there is a statement in ancient books about Wang Changling's poem about the Emperor, most of the research shows that the plate-making craftsmen carved "Master" into "Emperor" because the two characters are too similar. , so similar errors and omissions are inevitable.