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On the Prosperous Scene of Tang Dynasty Shown in LIU Changqing's Mountain-and-water Poems

Zhiqing Wang

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Liu Changqing was a transitional figure from prosperous Tang to Middle Tang. However, he should belong to prosperous Tang from the point of his birthday, the style of his poems, his ability and even his personality of writing. He made great influence on the style of prosperous Tang. At the same time, he also exerted enormous influence on the combination of scenes and emotion. Identifying him as one of the prosperous Tang poets is not mere the addition in number, but the requirement of the school of mountain - and - water poets in prosperous Tang. From this point of view, we have a new understanding of the actual condition of the mountain - and - water poets in prosperous Tang.

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Liu Changqing was a transitional figure from prosperous Tang to Middle Tang. However, he should belong to prosperous Tang from the point of his birthday, the style of his poems, his ability and even his personality of writing. He made great influence on the style of prosperous Tang. At the same time, he also exerted enormous influence on the combination of scenes and emotion. Identifying him as one of the prosperous Tang poets is not mere the addition in number, but the requirement of the school of mountain - and - water poets in prosperous Tang. From this point of view, we have a new understanding of the actual condition of the mountain - and - water poets in prosperous Tang.

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Liu Changqing was a transitional figure from prosperous Tang to Middle Tang. However, he should belong to prosperous Tang from the point of his birthday, the style of his poems, his ability and even his personality of writing. He made great influence on the style of prosperous Tang. At the same time, he also exerted enormous influence on the combination of scenes and emotion. Identifying him as one of the prosperous Tang poets is not mere the addition in number, but the requirement of the school of mountain - and - water poets in prosperous Tang. From this point of view, we have a new understanding of the actual condition of the mountain - and - water poets in prosperous Tang.

Key concepts: Poetry, Style (visual arts), Classical Chinese poetry, History, Literature, Ancient history, Personality, Point (geometry)

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