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The Contribution of the Scholars in the Tang and Song Dynasties to the Chinese Landscape Inscriptions

Wang Xiao-ge

Abstract

The chinese landscape closely relate to literature.For the development of landscape culture in the Wei-jin Dynasty,the scholars germinate landscape inscriptions through seeking for a comfortable,painting and literatural artistic conception in the liable,tourist and visual landscape.The scholars in the Tang and Song Dynasties mature Chinese enjoyable landscape through presenting originaly free ideal of their soul by garden and poetry and prose,expresing landscape inscriptions with literary grace and rhythm,and building the landscape according to the ideas of the scholars with profound artistic background.

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Key concepts: Landscape painting, Poetry, Soul, Literature, Five Dynasties, Landscape design, History, Ideal (ethics)