1, Huang tingjian (1045-1 105), a native of Yuping Mountain, Liaoning Province. He was a famous writer, politician, calligrapher and patriotic poet in the Northern Song Dynasty. Huang Tingjian became an official in his early years, but later resigned due to political turmoil, devoted himself to mountains and rivers, and lived in seclusion. He loved literary creation all his life, and was especially good at poetry, so he was called "Poet Fairy".
2. Chen Shidao (1062-121year) was born in Sanqingshan, Fujian. He is a disciple of Huang Tingjian and an outstanding poet. Chen Shidao's poems inherit and develop Huang Tingjian's creative style, highlighting the uniqueness of Quincy's style. Most of his works are dominated by mountains and rivers and natural scenery. With excellent vocabulary selection and landscape writing techniques, readers seem to be in the mountains and rivers and feel the beauty of nature.
3. Chen (1 128-1203), a native of Wuxi, Jiangsu. He was an important poet in the late Song Dynasty and early Southern Song Dynasty, and also a student and heir of Huang Tingjian. Chen's poetry is full of hybridity and romanticism, and has a distinct personal style. In his poems, female images are often used as the theme of expression, and emotions such as missing, parting and sadness are skillfully expressed through female images, which gives people a strong * * *.
Kunxi style refers to a school of literati poetry represented by Huang Tingjian from the late Northern Song Dynasty to the early Southern Song Dynasty. Their creative style of pursuing truth, individuality and freedom had a far-reaching impact on later poetry. Kunxi style poetry pays attention to unrestrained expression, breaks through the shackles of ancient Chinese poetry and makes poetry closer to people's lives and emotions.
Huang Tingjian and Chen are the most accomplished poets. They express their thoughts and feelings with refined language and profound artistic conception, which makes readers get inspiration and thinking when reading their poems. Their works not only have literary value, but also reflect the social background and people's living conditions at that time, which has an important impact on later literary creation.