Cao Zhi and the establishment of the Poetic Creation Pattens of the Middle Ancient Times
Wu Huai
Abstract
Wu Huai
Abstract
The “Jian'an vigor and style” was accepted by later literary critics as the mainstream and the typical creative pattern of the poems of the Middle Ancient Times.Since the development of Jian'an literature was a diachronic course,and the situation of individual writers in different periods was quite different,we should not separate ourselves from the specific history when we try to understand and interpret those creative patterns.Cao Zhi has always been regarded as a valuable literay image.If we consider this belief of later writers in Cao Zhi as an important cultural phenomenon,we may find that Cao Zhi's works,especially his later literary activities,didn't manifest in terms of flowery language or exquisite forms,but marked the establishment of the creative patterns and the lifestyle of literary men.
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The “Jian'an vigor and style” was accepted by later literary critics as the mainstream and the typical creative pattern of the poems of the Middle Ancient Times.Since the development of Jian'an literature was a diachronic course,and the situation of individual writers in different periods was quite different,we should not separate ourselves from the specific history when we try to understand and interpret those creative patterns.Cao Zhi has always been regarded as a valuable literay image.If we consider this belief of later writers in Cao Zhi as an important cultural phenomenon,we may find that Cao Zhi's works,especially his later literary activities,didn't manifest in terms of flowery language or exquisite forms,but marked the establishment of the creative patterns and the lifestyle of literary men.
Key concepts: Poetry, Mainstream, Literature, Phenomenon, Style (visual arts), Cultural phenomenon, History, Philosophy