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Images in Wang Wei's Landscape Poems

Tong Hui-gang

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Wang Wei was not only a great poet of Tang Dynasty, but also a master of traditional Chinese painting. What amazes people is his consummate skill in blending the painting technique into poetry composition, thus making his poems bear the features of painting. Readers may appreciate his poems by the dynamic images embedded in his lines.

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Wang Wei was not only a great poet of Tang Dynasty, but also a master of traditional Chinese painting. What amazes people is his consummate skill in blending the painting technique into poetry composition, thus making his poems bear the features of painting. Readers may appreciate his poems by the dynamic images embedded in his lines.

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Wang Wei was not only a great poet of Tang Dynasty, but also a master of traditional Chinese painting. What amazes people is his consummate skill in blending the painting technique into poetry composition, thus making his poems bear the features of painting. Readers may appreciate his poems by the dynamic images embedded in his lines.

Key concepts: Poetry, Painting, Landscape painting, Literature, Art, Composition (language), Art history

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