The following two poems are the works of Chen Ziang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. According to the content of this lesson, please answer which one do you think.

Chen Ziang (about AD 66 1 ~ 702) was a writer in the Tang Dynasty and one of the innovative figures in poetry and prose in the early Tang Dynasty. Word Apollo, Han nationality, Zizhou Shehong (now Sichuan) people. As a former right gleaner, he was later called Chen gleaner. Shi Liguang Fu Jinshi, Wu Zetian Chao Lintai orthography, right addendum. After being dismissed from his post and returning to China, he died of grief and indignation. There are more than *** 100 existing poems, of which 38 are the most representative, and 7 are presented to the collection of Lujushi in Qiuji and published in Youzhou Tower.

Chen Ziang (about 659 -700, saying 66 1-702) was born in Shehong, Zizhou (now Suining, Sichuan), a poet and poet innovator in the early Tang Dynasty. In the first year of Zong Rui civilization (684), he was a scholar. Being appreciated by the marquis of Wu, he was awarded' Taiwan Province Zhengzi'. He has written many political essays, and the authorities have taken them up. Chen Ziang once put forward some reform proposals in the political field. In terms of literature, in view of the flashy poetic style in the early Tang Dynasty, he advocated restoring the style of Han and Wei dynasties and opposed the formalistic style of writing since Qi and Liang Dynasties. His own 38 poems, such as Youzhou Tower and Love, are simple and clear in style, desolate and strong, marking the change of poetic style in the early Tang Dynasty.

Poetry in the early Tang Dynasty followed the habits of the Six Dynasties and was elegant and exquisite in style. Chen Ziang stepped forward to try to reverse this trend. Chen Ziang's poems, with their progressive and substantial ideological content and simple and vigorous language style, have exerted great influence on the whole Tang poetry. After Chen Ziang's death, his friend Lu Zangyong compiled the 10 volume for him. The Collected Works of Chen Boyu was edited by later generations. This book contains 10 volumes of the Collected Works of Chen Boyu edited by Yang Cheng during the reign of Hongzhi in Ming Dynasty, and is accompanied by the New Tang Book and other related materials. Copy the four series here. Universal Library has made many revisions according to the Ming and Qing editions. Today, Xu Peng collated The Collection of Chen Ziang, which is based on four series, the whole Tang Poetry, the whole Tang Literature, Wenyuan Huaying and other books, adding more than 10 poems, making it a relatively complete book, and attaching Luo Yong's Chronicle of Chen Ziang today. Today, Peng Qingsheng has notes on Chen Ziang's poems. Attached is his Chronicle of Chen Ziang and the comments of various schools. Cen is the author of Chen Ziang's Deeds and Collected Works (attached with the first and second issues, volume 14).