2008•Journal of Zhangzhou Normal UniversityRequires access

Aesthetic Attitude to the Daily Life in Wang Wei's Poetry

Lai Ai-qin

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Wang Wei is called the Buddha in poets of the golden period of the Tang Dynasty.Although he lived a simple life,in practice he lived an ideal spiritually.This style is different from the aesthetic attitude to the daily life of today's consumer times.The former emphasizes the freedom and detachment,yet the latter focuses on the material and sensory stimulation.The shown in Wang Wei's poetry is really and has achieved the non-utilitarian true freedom.

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Key concepts: Poetry, Gautama Buddha, Ideal (ethics), Aesthetics, Style (visual arts), Life style, Philosophy, Simple (philosophy)