Wen Tingyun’s pinyin of Jun

Wen Tingyun's pinyin of Jun Wen Tingyun's pinyin: [wēn tíng jūn]

[Definition] (~-866) Tang Dynasty poet and poet. His real name is Qi, and his courtesy name is Feiqing. A native of Taiyuan (now part of Shanxi). He once served as Wei Fangcheng and assistant teacher of Guanzhi Guozi. Every time you enter the test, it rhymes with the official rhyme, and the eight-pointed hand becomes the eight-pointed rhyme, and the time number is Wen Baji. Most of his lyrics are included in "Huajian Collection". There are famous works such as the poem "Morning Journey to Shangshan" and the lyrics "Bodhisattvaman·The hills overlap and the golden light disappears". Later generations compiled "Collection of Wen Tingyun's Poems" and "Jinquan's Ci". Jun pinyin [yún, jūn]

[Interpretation] [yún]: 1. The green skin of bamboo: "It is like a bamboo arrow in people." 2. Bamboo: "Chaimen is empty and closed. Loose~". [jūn]: [～连] place name, in Sichuan Province, China.