Poet Han Hong's pronunciation: hán hóng
Han Hong (year of birth and death unknown), courtesy name Junping, was born in Nanyang (now Henan), a poet of the Tang Dynasty, one of the top ten poets in the Dali calendar One of the talented people.
Han Hong was promoted to Jinshi in the thirteenth year of Xuanzong Tianbao's reign (754). In the first year of Baoying's reign (762), Hou Xiyi was appointed as the envoy of Ziqing Festival and was hired to work in the palace. In the first year of Emperor Yongtai's reign (765), Hou Xiyi was expelled by his generals, and Han Hong stayed in Chang'an for 10 years.
In the ninth year of Dali (774), he worked for Tian Shenyu, the envoy of Bian Song Dynasty. Later, the Jiedu envoys Li Zhongchen, Li Xilie and Li Mian were successively succeeded. In the first year of Jianzhong (780), he was appreciated by Tang Dezong for his composition "Cold Food", and Tang Dezong personally named him as the scholar of Zhongshu. He died around the beginning of Zhenyuan.
Han Hong is quite famous among the Ten Talents of the Dali Dynasty. Gao Zhongwu's "Zhongxing Jianqi Collection" spoke highly of him, saying, "Han Yuan's poems are close to history in craftsmanship and rich in interest. One chant. "Ten Treasures of the Dynasty".
His poems are neat and beautiful, and they are often composed to linger on the scene and sing farewells. There are many popular famous lines, but his poems pay more attention to diction and techniques and lack profound social content. There are three volumes of "Han Junping Collection" and so on. Han Hong (hóng), who was promoted to Jinshi in the 13th year of Tianbao, became a doctor in the Jiabu Department and a member of Zhongshushe.
Among the ten talented men in the Dali calendar, Han Hong and Li Yi are perhaps the two most famous. This is not due to their literary talents, but because they are both famous characters in legends. See "The Biography of the Liu Family" by Xu Yaozuo in Volume 48 of "Taiping Guangji".
Han Hong's poems were written with light brushwork and unique scenery, and were widely read at the time. Most of the poems are about farewell songs and themes, such as "Han Junping's Poetry Collection" and "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty" which contain three volumes of his poems.
Nine out of ten poems in Han Hong's collection of poems are poems about farewell or sung and recited. This kind of works does not seem to account for as large a proportion in the poetry collections of other famous writers in the Tang Dynasty as in his poetry collections.
Han Hong is good at wishing the journey a smooth journey in a light and specific way, making it seem like the ancient boat and carriage had the speed of modern transportation. Ziqing Hou Xiyi and Xuanwu Li Mian successively established shogunate.
In the early days of Jianzhong, he was recognized by Dezong for his poems and was appreciated by Dezong. He was awarded the title of doctor of Jiabu, Zhizhigao and other official titles, and finally he was promoted to Zhongshu Sheren. Han Hong, Qian Qi, Lu Lun and others are known as the Ten Talents of the Dali Dynasty. He wrote poems with great interest, and each poem he chanted was cherished by both the government and the public.