Wutai Poem Case and Su Shi's Satire
Baorong Zhou
Abstract
Baorong Zhou
Abstract
In the Second Year of Yuan Feng reign of Shenzong,Su Shi invited disater because he wrote satirical poems,and he was demoted to Huangzhou.This was the Wutai Poem Case.There were three reasons why Su Shi wrote satirical poems.Firstly,he inherited and developed the realistic poetic style;secondly,it displayed Su Shi's particular thinking ways;and thirldy,it was to challenge the bad speech environment.The case had a big influence on Su Shi's literary creation.Before the case,Su Shi's poems highly praised realism,and reflected the reality of the time;after the case,Su Shi's poems pursued emptiness and joy and began to respond to Tao Yuanming's poems.
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In the Second Year of Yuan Feng reign of Shenzong,Su Shi invited disater because he wrote satirical poems,and he was demoted to Huangzhou.This was the Wutai Poem Case.There were three reasons why Su Shi wrote satirical poems.Firstly,he inherited and developed the realistic poetic style;secondly,it displayed Su Shi's particular thinking ways;and thirldy,it was to challenge the bad speech environment.The case had a big influence on Su Shi's literary creation.Before the case,Su Shi's poems highly praised realism,and reflected the reality of the time;after the case,Su Shi's poems pursued emptiness and joy and began to respond to Tao Yuanming's poems.
Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Reign, Emptiness, Realism, Style (visual arts), Philosophy, Art