From Adaptation to Nature to Soul' s Liberation from Body: Difference in Poetry Creation Between Tao Yuanming and Wang Wei
Yajuan Zhao
Abstract
Yajuan Zhao
Abstract
Both Tao Yuanming and Wang Wei are pastoral poets. However, they assume different attitudes towards pastoral poetry. Tao adapts himself to his nature, showing spirits of realism. His poems are plain and natural. In contrast, Wang Wei assumes an appreciative attitude towards pastoral life, showing much of the characters typical of intellectuals and poets. His writing is delicate and polished in style.
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Both Tao Yuanming and Wang Wei are pastoral poets. However, they assume different attitudes towards pastoral poetry. Tao adapts himself to his nature, showing spirits of realism. His poems are plain and natural. In contrast, Wang Wei assumes an appreciative attitude towards pastoral life, showing much of the characters typical of intellectuals and poets. His writing is delicate and polished in style.
Key concepts: Poetry, Soul, Style (visual arts), Literature, Natural (archaeology), Realism, Adaptation (eye), Art