Thirty Poems is a group of famous poems that Yuan Haowen systematically expounded his poetic theory in the form of quatrains after Du Fu. Yuan Haowen advocated fresh and natural beauty, and out of disgust at the poetic style of carving and whitewashing at that time, he sincerely praised the natural beauty of Tao poetry. Regarding the fourth poem, he said: "One word is natural and eternal, and luxury is exhausted." In the south window during the day, but Yuan Ming was not hurt by the Jin people. "Tao poetry's natural simplicity, fatigue and magnanimity are the highest realm of Yuan Haowen's poetry.
The last of the thirty poems is also the conclusion. He is humble, like a swaying tree, but the scholar just poses and talks for a while. In this group of poems, Yuan Haowen basically commented on many famous poets and poetic schools from Han Wei to Song Dynasty in chronological order, criticized the disadvantages of the times, and clearly showed his own literary views, which had an important impact on later generations.
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Yuan Haowen (1 190- 1257), whose real name is Yu Zhi, is called Mr. Yishan. Taiyuan Xiurong (now Xinzhou, Shanxi) was born. Famous writers and historians from the late Jin Dynasty to Mongolia. Yuan Haowen was smart since he was a child and has the reputation of "child prodigy". Yuan Haowen is the main representative and literary leader of northern literature during the confrontation between Song and Jin Dynasties, and is a bridge between the past and the future in Jin and Yuan Dynasties. He is known as "northern Xiong Wen" and "a generation of literati".
Yuan Haowen was a famous poet and literary critic in Jin Dynasty. Yuan Haowen's poems advocate natural truth, oppose piling and carving, attach importance to originality, and publicize the fine tradition of poetry since Jian 'an. He commented on many famous writers and schools since the Han, Wei and Song Dynasties, and showed his own literary views, which had an important influence on later generations.