Family Customs of the Xie Clan and the Development of Landscape Poetry
YU Hui-juan
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YU Hui-juan
Abstract
Chinese landscape poetry was developed in the South Dynasty of Jin and got to the height of the literature of the Six Rites when the landscape poetry school was originated by Xie Hun, Xie Ling-yun, Xie Tiao. The characteristics and the development of landscape poetry had some affiliations with the family customs of the Xie Clan.
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Chinese landscape poetry was developed in the South Dynasty of Jin and got to the height of the literature of the Six Rites when the landscape poetry school was originated by Xie Hun, Xie Ling-yun, Xie Tiao. The characteristics and the development of landscape poetry had some affiliations with the family customs of the Xie Clan.
Key concepts: Clan, Poetry, Chinese poetry, History, Chinese literature, Literature, Ancient history, China