BUDDHIST SENSES IN WANG WEI'S MOUNTAIN-AND-WATER POEMS
Jun Li
Abstract
Jun Li
Abstract
Influenced by the society and his family,Wang Wei not only had profound study of Buddhism,but also faithfully believed in it,so he was called Buddhist.This made his mountain-and-water poems full of poetic sentiments and scenic meanings and revealing Buddhist sense as well,which shows a peculiar poetic style,fresh and natural but profound and meaningful.
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Influenced by the society and his family,Wang Wei not only had profound study of Buddhism,but also faithfully believed in it,so he was called Buddhist.This made his mountain-and-water poems full of poetic sentiments and scenic meanings and revealing Buddhist sense as well,which shows a peculiar poetic style,fresh and natural but profound and meaningful.
Key concepts: Buddhism, Poetry, Style (visual arts), Literature, Philosophy, Natural (archaeology), Art, Aesthetics