2004•Tangdu JournalRequires access

Finding the Things Lost in Landscape Poetry ——Reassessment on the Character and Value of Landscape Poetry in the Early Tang Dynasty

Chu Zhao-wen

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Landscape poetry in the Tang Dynasty is directly influenced by Confucianism and Taoism in addition to poets in the previous six dynasties. Its combination of landscape and emotion, mood beauty, rhythmic and poetic language indicates that the long neglected landscape poetry in the Tang Dynasty is an inseparable transition between landscape poetry of the previous six dynasties and the flourishing Tang Dynasty.

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Key concepts: Poetry, Flourishing, Classical Chinese poetry, Character (mathematics), Literature, Taoism, Beauty, Value (mathematics)