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An essay about Du Mu's poet on Buddhish monstery

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Du Mu's poet on Buddhish monstery mainly have three trends:enotions about passing away people and things;feelings about society and Buddhish;sense of admiring monk.His thought was based on the Worring about Late-Tang Dynasty's declinging future,was based on the dissatisfaction about his life and career .This kind of poet show Du Mu's optinistic poetic style clearly,though his feeling is sad.

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Du Mu's poet on Buddhish monstery mainly have three trends:enotions about passing away people and things;feelings about society and Buddhish;sense of admiring monk.His thought was based on the Worring about Late-Tang Dynasty's declinging future,was based on the dissatisfaction about his life and career .This kind of poet show Du Mu's optinistic poetic style clearly,though his feeling is sad.

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Du Mu's poet on Buddhish monstery mainly have three trends:enotions about passing away people and things;feelings about society and Buddhish;sense of admiring monk.His thought was based on the Worring about Late-Tang Dynasty's declinging future,was based on the dissatisfaction about his life and career .This kind of poet show Du Mu's optinistic poetic style clearly,though his feeling is sad.

Key concepts: Feeling, Poetry, Style (visual arts), Literature, Art, Philosophy, Psychology, Social psychology

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