The Influences in Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism on the Poetry in Early Tang Dynasty
Yan Chen
Abstract
Yan Chen
Abstract
While Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism were developing simultaneously and gradually achieving tile stable situation in which three trends were coexisting harmoniously in early Tang Dynasty, by Wang Ji Taoist gusto was realizing efforts of turnabout namby-pamby noble womanhood to common women' s daily life, and by Wang Fanzhi and his set Buddhism spreading into people was realizing theme evolution emperors and ministers to laymen, arid by the four distinguished and Chen ziang and like Confucian social ideal was realizing deploitation from royal court and mansions to countryside and desert , which all gradually made poetry in early 'fang Dynasty cast off relique left by Six Dynasties style and opened wholly new Tang poetry.
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While Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism were developing simultaneously and gradually achieving tile stable situation in which three trends were coexisting harmoniously in early Tang Dynasty, by Wang Ji Taoist gusto was realizing efforts of turnabout namby-pamby noble womanhood to common women' s daily life, and by Wang Fanzhi and his set Buddhism spreading into people was realizing theme evolution emperors and ministers to laymen, arid by the four distinguished and Chen ziang and like Confucian social ideal was realizing deploitation from royal court and mansions to countryside and desert , which all gradually made poetry in early 'fang Dynasty cast off relique left by Six Dynasties style and opened wholly new Tang poetry.
Key concepts: Buddhism, Taoism, Poetry, China, Theme (computing), Style (visual arts), Philosophy, History