What is the connotation of Wang Shizhen's verve theory?
A: (1) The theory of verve tries to get rid of the interference of social fa
What is the connotation of Wang Shizhen's verve theory?
A: (1) The theory of verve tries to get rid of the interference of social factors such as politics on the art of poetry, and pays more attention to the simple and fresh realm and implicit language of poetry itself, thus emphasizing the recreational function of poetry.
(2) In order to advocate the theory of verve, Wang Tuhuai strongly advocated the poetic style of Wang, Meng, Wei and Liu in the Tang Dynasty. His works mainly describe landscapes and personal feelings, mostly seven-character quatrains. For example, "On the River" and "Zhou Zhen's quatrains". Fourthly, these poems are written in an ancient and natural way, fresh and profound, which can give people a reverie and fantasy beyond picturesque scenery.
(3) The theory of verve ignores the poet's true feelings. Some feelings are illusory, understandable but difficult to express, so they are elusive. These problems were noticed and corrected at that time.