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On the Patriotic Thought in Jia Xuan's Poems

Zhao Yú

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Xin Qi - ji lived in the trouble times of Song Dynasty. He always related his fate with the life and death of Song Dynasty. He expressed his patriotic thought in his poems in which exasperation of cruel reality as well as his ideal society with wise emperor and virtuous officials are expressed.

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Xin Qi - ji lived in the trouble times of Song Dynasty. He always related his fate with the life and death of Song Dynasty. He expressed his patriotic thought in his poems in which exasperation of cruel reality as well as his ideal society with wise emperor and virtuous officials are expressed.

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Xin Qi - ji lived in the trouble times of Song Dynasty. He always related his fate with the life and death of Song Dynasty. He expressed his patriotic thought in his poems in which exasperation of cruel reality as well as his ideal society with wise emperor and virtuous officials are expressed.

Key concepts: Emperor, Poetry, Ideal (ethics), Literature, History, Aesthetics, Art, Ancient history

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