Buddhist happiness of Landscape on Wang Wei's acceptation, rejection and combination of matters in his pastoral poems
Liu Feng
Abstract
Liu Feng
Abstract
Having an aftertaste of poems, Wang Wei, a dazzle star, was one of the representative pastoral poets of the Tang Dynasty. His poems achieved the most brilliant achievement among these poets. Wang Wei was good at accepting or rejecting delicacy matters then fitted them together which, at the same time, were internally driven by his character and psychological state. Buddhism gave edification during his life, especially in dealing with matters.
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Having an aftertaste of poems, Wang Wei, a dazzle star, was one of the representative pastoral poets of the Tang Dynasty. His poems achieved the most brilliant achievement among these poets. Wang Wei was good at accepting or rejecting delicacy matters then fitted them together which, at the same time, were internally driven by his character and psychological state. Buddhism gave edification during his life, especially in dealing with matters.
Key concepts: Buddhism, Delicacy, Poetry, Happiness, Character (mathematics), Literature, Philosophy, Art