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The Culture of Qing and the Poetry of Wei,Jing, Nan and Bei Dynasties,China

Zhou Wei-yi

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Qing,a Chinese classic string music instrument,serves as a bridge over music and poetry. The deepest and most significant implication of poetry of the this duration lie in the beauty of music produced by this instrument. Confucian school advocated that Heaven and the Earth are in harmony,while the Taoist School held that Nature is in harmony. And this philosophy shows its influence in the creation of the poems from three dimensions: personality, sad and happy emotion, and varying creating methods during the Wei,Jing,Nan and Bet dynasties.

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Key concepts: Poetry, Heaven, Harmony (color), Beauty, China, Chinese poetry, Classical Chinese poetry, Literature