Romantic Poems by TAO Yuan-ming and Buddhism in Wei and Jin Dynasties
Ding Yong-zhong
Abstract
Ding Yong-zhong
Abstract
Romantic Tao′s poem and Wei and Jin Buddhism are related in many perspectives, from content, subject to language form. Obvious evidence Wei-jin Buddhism can be found in many poems by Tao Yuan-ming. It shows that Tao′s in-between reality and illusion self-entertainment poems are cleverly playful but down to earth, of words all kinds subjects but with cordial feelings, which is influenced to a large extent by romantic imagination Wei-jin Buddhism.
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Romantic Tao′s poem and Wei and Jin Buddhism are related in many perspectives, from content, subject to language form. Obvious evidence Wei-jin Buddhism can be found in many poems by Tao Yuan-ming. It shows that Tao′s in-between reality and illusion self-entertainment poems are cleverly playful but down to earth, of words all kinds subjects but with cordial feelings, which is influenced to a large extent by romantic imagination Wei-jin Buddhism.
Key concepts: Buddhism, Poetry, Romance, Literature, Subject (documents), Entertainment, Feeling, Philosophy