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On LI Guang's keeping integrity in later years as Yuan-ming

HU Zhe-ping

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LI Guang is one of four famous minsitors in Song Dynasty. His personality and poems are fundamentally influenced by TAO Yuan-ming. In relation to his late part of his life, a study is made on some of his poems, which leads to the conclusion that his poems are of individual style in spite of his learning from other poets.

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LI Guang is one of four famous minsitors in Song Dynasty. His personality and poems are fundamentally influenced by TAO Yuan-ming. In relation to his late part of his life, a study is made on some of his poems, which leads to the conclusion that his poems are of individual style in spite of his learning from other poets.

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LI Guang is one of four famous minsitors in Song Dynasty. His personality and poems are fundamentally influenced by TAO Yuan-ming. In relation to his late part of his life, a study is made on some of his poems, which leads to the conclusion that his poems are of individual style in spite of his learning from other poets.

Key concepts: Poetry, Personality, Style (visual arts), Relation (database), Literature, Life style, History, Art

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