Qu Yuan in the Spring and Autumn Period
The dispute between Chu and Han at the end of Qin Dynasty and the Western Han Dynasty established by Liu Bang, Liu Bang and Xiang Yu all wrote poems, but they were not poets.
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when the Three Kingdoms of Wei Shuwu were divided, Cao Cao and his youngest son Cao Zhi were both poets.
Although the Jin Dynasty was short-lived, there were many poets, and a famous Tao Yuanming came out.
Xie Lingyun was a landscape poet in the Southern and Northern Dynasties.
Baidu searched, and there were several poets in the Sui Dynasty. I haven't heard of any of them, so I won't mention them.
In the Tang Dynasty, poets increased as fast as Xiao Qiang. According to the survey, there were 2,536 famous poets with surnames in the Tang Dynasty, among which Wang, Lu and Yang Jiong were the "four outstanding poets" in the early Tang Dynasty. In the prosperous Tang Dynasty, there were famous poets Wang Wei, Meng Haoran, Li Bai, Du Fu, Gao Shi and Cen Can. Mid-Tang Dynasty: Liu Zongyuan, Meng Jiao, Han Yu, Bai Juyi, Lu Lun, Li He, Li Yi, Liu Yuxi, Jia Dao, Wei, Yuan Zhen, Du Qiuniang, Dai Shulun, Gu Kuang; Late Tang Dynasty: Li Shangyin and Du Mu
During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Yi Li, the queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty, wrote a phrase "The old country is unbearable to look back on the bright moon", which poisoned Song Taizu, and the poem that made him famous and killed him was published in the Song Dynasty, so it seems that Yi Li should be regarded as a poet in the Song Dynasty. Xin Qiji, Su Shi, Ouyang Xiu, Li Qingzhao, Wang Anshi, Liu Yong, Lu You, Huang Tingjian, Fan Zhongyan, Zhu, Fan Chengda and Yue Fei are also included, but I think a song written by him alone is not convincing enough.
In Yuan Dynasty, the Mongols were too cruel, and the poets were almost four unique. There are only a handful of Baidu: Zhang, Yang Wei Frame, Yuan Shiyuan, Wang Yi, Guan Hanqing, Qiu Chuji, Ma Zhiyuan, what? Qiu Chuji? Maybe someone else is teasing me. Consider, consider!
There are many poets in the Ming Dynasty, but we know little about them, such as Bian Gong, Cao Xuequan, Chen Jiamou, Chen Zilong, Feng Menglong, Feng Xiaoqing, Gao Qi, He Jingming, Hu Wenru, Ji, Jing Pian, Qu You, Li Mengyang, Li Panlong, Liang Yuji, Lin Hong, Ling Mengchu, Liu Ji and so on.
Wang Shucheng, Wu Cheng'en, Wu Jingwan, Xia Wanchun, Xie Zhen, Xu Wei, Yang Ji, Yang Shen, Yu Qian, Yuan Hongdao, Zhang Hongqiao, Zhang Huangyan, Zhang Jiayu, Zhang Ling, Zhou Zai, Zhu Yuanzhang, Feng Menglong who wrote a few words, Wu Chengen who wrote Journey to the West, Zhu Yuanzhang ... I feel dizzy.
Poets in Qing Dynasty: Cao Xueqin, Gong Zizhen, Gu, Huang Zunxian, Huang Zongxi, Hong, Liang Qichao, Pu Songling, Quan, Wu, Wei Yuan, Chen Wenshu, Dai Xi, Fu Zeng, Gao Ding, Huang Xieqing, Huang Jingren, Jiang Xizhen, Jin Nong, Kong Shangren and Liu Sanfu.
Wang Shizhen, Wang, Wang Jun, Wang Wan, Wang, Wu Xiqi, Xu Shu, Ye Xie, Yun, Yuan Mei, Yu, Yu Yue, Yao Nai, Zheng Xie, Zhao Yi, Zhang Xichun, Zhang Weiping, Zhang Wentao and Zhang Huiyan. At the beginning, a dozen people were really famous, but unfortunately, I couldn't find Xu Jun, the book "The breeze can't read, why turn over the books".
There are many poets interwoven with modernity in the late Qing Dynasty, such as Liang Qichao, Qiu Jin and Liu Yazi. Of course, Mao Zedong and Chen Yi can also be counted, because they also wrote poems 49 years ago.
At present, Xu Zhimo, who was born in1920s, and Shu Ting, who was born in1970s, seem to be poets, but later it seems that poetry is neither like a poet nor like a human being.
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