Cultural Significance of Poetry Formation in Sui Dynasty:A perspective of cultural integration for the evolution
Zhen Kang
Abstract
Zhen Kang
Abstract
The groups of poets in Sui Dynasty chiefly come from West Wei, North Zhou, East Wei, North Ji, Liang and Chen. These poet organizations, along with the unification of the previous torn-part states into Sui Dynasty, take part in the cultural integration movement leading to a series of innovations in poetry, which not only reveal the poets' changes in cultural ideology, but also in the orientation of cultural integrations, hence foretell a holistically unified culture and literature to come soon in Tang.
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The groups of poets in Sui Dynasty chiefly come from West Wei, North Zhou, East Wei, North Ji, Liang and Chen. These poet organizations, along with the unification of the previous torn-part states into Sui Dynasty, take part in the cultural integration movement leading to a series of innovations in poetry, which not only reveal the poets' changes in cultural ideology, but also in the orientation of cultural integrations, hence foretell a holistically unified culture and literature to come soon in Tang.
Key concepts: Ideology, Poetry, Unification, Perspective (graphical), History, Literature, Philosophy, Sociology