Explanations to the part about Zhang Xie in Zhong Rong's Shi Pin
Zhou Qun-ying
Abstract
Zhou Qun-ying
Abstract
The origin relation between Zhang Xie and Wang Can is reflected not only in the miserable feelings expressed in their poerty but also in the artistic conception and flowery language in their poetry.The simple style of Zhang Xie is mainly manifested in scenery description.Jing Yang Ruru is extremely typical of similar in form or appearance.The author thinks that Zhong Rong over-evaluated Zhang Xie according to the aesthetic ideal of Zhong Rong and the influence of Zhang Xie's poetry on later generations.
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The origin relation between Zhang Xie and Wang Can is reflected not only in the miserable feelings expressed in their poerty but also in the artistic conception and flowery language in their poetry.The simple style of Zhang Xie is mainly manifested in scenery description.Jing Yang Ruru is extremely typical of similar in form or appearance.The author thinks that Zhong Rong over-evaluated Zhang Xie according to the aesthetic ideal of Zhong Rong and the influence of Zhang Xie's poetry on later generations.
Key concepts: Zhàng, Poetry, Style (visual arts), Feeling, Philosophy, Ideal (ethics), Relation (database), Literature