Lun Xiong
Abstract
There are many differences in style of Li Qing zhao's pomens. On the one hand, her ‘ci’ expressed mainly the feelings in personal life. The style of her ‘ci’ is either sweet, charming or sad, miserable. On the other hand, her poems mainly criticized malpractice at the time. The style of her poems is impassion and cynical.
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There are many differences in style of Li Qing zhao's pomens. On the one hand, her ‘ci’ expressed mainly the feelings in personal life. The style of her ‘ci’ is either sweet, charming or sad, miserable. On the other hand, her poems mainly criticized malpractice at the time. The style of her poems is impassion and cynical.
Key concepts: Poetry, Style (visual arts), Feeling, Literature, Malpractice, Psychology, Art, Philosophy