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Mental State of the Poets in Imperial Government and Their Creation in the Late Tang Dynasty

Rong Zhou

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In the late Tang Dynasty,many poets chose to work in the imperial government.Luo Ying is one of them,who participated in many imperial examinations,took part in many social activities,and desired strongly for being an officer.Life in the imperial government influenced their political stand,their mental state,and their creation work.

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In the late Tang Dynasty,many poets chose to work in the imperial government.Luo Ying is one of them,who participated in many imperial examinations,took part in many social activities,and desired strongly for being an officer.Life in the imperial government influenced their political stand,their mental state,and their creation work.

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In the late Tang Dynasty,many poets chose to work in the imperial government.Luo Ying is one of them,who participated in many imperial examinations,took part in many social activities,and desired strongly for being an officer.Life in the imperial government influenced their political stand,their mental state,and their creation work.

Key concepts: State (computer science), Government (linguistics), Politics, Imperial examination, Officer, Work (physics), Chose, Mental state

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