Guanqi (a poem in Cheng style)
[Author] Wen Tingyun? [Dynasty] Tang Dynasty
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When he paid a visit to the emperor's copper dragon water, he bet that the prefect of Xuancheng had no money. A brief introduction to Wen Tingyun, the author of "Guanqi (A Duan Cheng Style Poetry)"
Wen Tingyun (yún), also known as Wen Tingyun (about 812-866), was a poet and lyricist of the Tang Dynasty. His real name is Qi, and his courtesy name is Feiqing. He is of Han nationality and is from Qi County, Taiyuan (now southeast of Qi County, Shanxi Province). He is rich in genius and quick in writing and thinking. Every time he enters the exam, he rhymes with the official rhyme, and the eight-pointed hand forms the eight-pointed rhyme, so he is also known as the "warm eight-pointed". However, he relied on his talent and was unruly, liked to ridicule the powerful, often violated taboos, and hated the times. Therefore, he was repeatedly cited as a Jinshi and was devalued, and he was frustrated throughout his life. Guan Zhongguozi's assistant coach. Proficient in music. Gong Shi is as famous as Li Shangyin, and was called "Wen Li" at that time. His poems are gorgeous in terms of words, colorful and exquisite, and their contents are mostly about love affairs. His artistic achievements in poetry are higher than those of other poets in the late Tang Dynasty. He is the chief poet of the "Huajian School" and has a greater influence on the development of poetry. In the history of Ci, he is as famous as Wei Zhuang and is also called "Wen Wei". There are more than seventy poems in existence. Later generations compiled "Wen Feiqing Collection" and "Jin Lian Collection".
Wen Tingyun's other works
○ Morning trip to Shangshan
○ Looking to the south of the Yangtze River and freshening up
○ Bodhisattva Man · Hills overlap with gold The Ming and the Ming Dynasty
○ Two poems from Nange/Newly added lyrics to Yangliu Branch
○ Yuan Ri
○ More works by Wen Tingyun