1, Yang Jiong
Yang Jiong (about 650-693) was born in Huayin, Huazhou (now huayin city, Shaanxi). Tang dynasty prime minister and writer, Chu Yang's great-grandson, Duke of Changshan County. Outstanding literary talent, good at writing prose, especially in Tang poetry, and he is also called "the four outstanding figures in the early Tang Dynasty" with Lu and Luo.
There are more than 30 existing poems, which are characterized by breaking through the "palace style" of Qi and Liang Dynasties in content and artistic style, and play a connecting role in the history of poetry development. In the Ming Dynasty, Tong Pei compiled ten volumes of Yang Yingchuan Collection.
2. Yang Weizhen
Yang Weizhen (1296- 1370), whose real name is Lianfu, is also known as Tieya Taoist, Tiedi Taoist, Tieguan Taoist, Tielong Taoist and Meihua Taoist. In his later years, he was known as Laotie, Hugging the Old Man and Dongweizi. Shaoxing Road is from Quantang, Qiao Feng Town, Zhuji City, Zhejiang Province. Poets, writers, painters and calligraphers in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty.
The most distinctive feature of Yang Weizhen's poems is the ancient Yuefu poems, which are graceful and touching, heroic and natural. They are called "iron cliff style" in history and are highly praised by scholars of all ages. Some people call him "a generation of poets" and "bringing forth the old and bringing forth the new", while others call him "a master of Jiangnan poetry at the end of Yuan Dynasty".
3. Yang Shiqi
(1366 February 3rd-1444 April 2nd), whose real name is Yu, the word is odd, and the number is Dongli. He is from Taihe County, Ji 'an District, Jiangxi Province (now Chengjiang Town, Taihe County, Ji 'an City, Jiangxi Province). Important ministers and scholars in the early Ming Dynasty.
Selected poems include Zuo Zuo at the Table, Fa Huai 'an, Yang Baihua, Wushan Gao, Entering Jizhou Boundary and Xuande's Visit to the Second Mausoleum at noon (two poems).
4. Yang Shen
Yang Shen (1488 65438+ February 8th -65438+ August 8th 0559) was originally named Yuexi and Sheng 'an, and there were Yi Shi, Bonanshan, Dongtian Yizhen, South Yunnan Garrison, Jinma Biji veteran and other Sichuan Xindu (now Chengdu Xindu District) people and Luling people. A famous writer in Ming Dynasty, the first of the three gifted scholars in Ming Dynasty, and the son of Yang Tinghe, a university student in Dongge.
Yang Shen has been in southern Yunnan for 30 years, reading widely. Later generations talked about the wealth of memorizing writing in Ming Dynasty, pushing Yang Shen as the first. He is also good at prose, ci and Sanqu, and has a wide range of ancient textual research works. His poems flourished in the Six Dynasties, adopted in the late Tang Dynasty, and became profound and successful, independent of the prevailing atmosphere at that time. There are more than 400 kinds of works, and later generations compiled Sheng An Ji.
5. Yang Shenxiu
Yang Shenxiu (1April 24, 849-1September 28, 898), whose real name is Yu Xiu, was named Zi Yi Cun (Yi Zuo Yi Cun), a native of Wenxi, Shanxi Province, a reformer in the late Qing Dynasty and a scholar in Guangxu period.
His personal works include Yang Yicun's Notes on the Court, Poems of Xu and Wenxi County Records. Chen Baozhen, the reformist governor of Hunan Province, defended him when he was threatened. 1898 coup, she did not avoid difficulties and obstacles, quoted the ancient meaning, and asked Cixi to withdraw the curtain and return to politics. She was killed and was one of the "18986 gentlemen".
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