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On Wang Wei and his contemporaries' practice of being both official and hermit

Chen Tie-mi

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There is one opinion holding that Wang Wei's practice of being both official and hermit did not conform to the system and policy of the Tang Dynasty.In fact,this view is based on the life attitude and manner,and has nothing to do with Tang's system and policy.

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There is one opinion holding that Wang Wei's practice of being both official and hermit did not conform to the system and policy of the Tang Dynasty.In fact,this view is based on the life attitude and manner,and has nothing to do with Tang's system and policy.

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There is one opinion holding that Wang Wei's practice of being both official and hermit did not conform to the system and policy of the Tang Dynasty.In fact,this view is based on the life attitude and manner,and has nothing to do with Tang's system and policy.

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