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A Group of Court Poets in the Tang Dynasty

Nie Yong-hua

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The paper treats a group of court poets (called 珠英学士 in Chinese) and their poems in the Tang Dynasty at the turn of the 8th century. Their poems are of great value to the study of court poems and the change of poetic style at that time.

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The paper treats a group of court poets (called 珠英学士 in Chinese) and their poems in the Tang Dynasty at the turn of the 8th century. Their poems are of great value to the study of court poems and the change of poetic style at that time.

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The paper treats a group of court poets (called 珠英学士 in Chinese) and their poems in the Tang Dynasty at the turn of the 8th century. Their poems are of great value to the study of court poems and the change of poetic style at that time.

Key concepts: Poetry, Style (visual arts), Literature, Value (mathematics), Art, Ancient history, History, Mathematics

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