Image of Mountain and Water in Wang Wei's Poetry
HU Qing-bao
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HU Qing-bao
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With his unique greatness,Wang Wei was regarded as one of the best representatives of the Pastoral Poetry in Tang Dynasty.This article examines his poems in an attempt to dig out their formation and style of mountain and water image,and it finds that those images are created to echo vivid vibrant of life,which reflects exactly the poet's deeper understanding of the nature and his crystallized inner ego.
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With his unique greatness,Wang Wei was regarded as one of the best representatives of the Pastoral Poetry in Tang Dynasty.This article examines his poems in an attempt to dig out their formation and style of mountain and water image,and it finds that those images are created to echo vivid vibrant of life,which reflects exactly the poet's deeper understanding of the nature and his crystallized inner ego.
Key concepts: Poetry, Greatness, Literature, Style (visual arts), Id, ego and super-ego, Art, Aesthetics, Philosophy