Application of Zen Language in the Mood-type Poems of the Tang Dynasty

With the rise of Zen Buddhism in the Tang dynasty,Zen's life philosophy and purport of standing aloof from worldly success were expressed as having no love and hatred,no refusal and acceptance and no concerns for interests and my hearts are mountains and fields which gave the poets of thevigorous time inspirations and were reflected in the poems.Specifically speaking,the Zen language was applied in the mood-type poems to express the Dhyana`s images,which were characteristic of indescribable freedom and nature,of void-quietness and of profundity.