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On Chen Zi-long's Seven-character Poems

Wang Kong-feng

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Chen Zi-long was a master of poems in the Ming Dynasty and was generally considered to be the fourth best poets at that time. Chen was accomplished at all kinds of poetic styles and achieved a lot in seven-character poems. He followed many famous poets in his writing style and included rich subjects in his works. His writings were characterized by elegance and magnificence.

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Chen Zi-long was a master of poems in the Ming Dynasty and was generally considered to be the fourth best poets at that time. Chen was accomplished at all kinds of poetic styles and achieved a lot in seven-character poems. He followed many famous poets in his writing style and included rich subjects in his works. His writings were characterized by elegance and magnificence.

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Chen Zi-long was a master of poems in the Ming Dynasty and was generally considered to be the fourth best poets at that time. Chen was accomplished at all kinds of poetic styles and achieved a lot in seven-character poems. He followed many famous poets in his writing style and included rich subjects in his works. His writings were characterized by elegance and magnificence.

Key concepts: Elegance, Poetry, Chen, Character (mathematics), Literature, Style (visual arts), Art, Philosophy

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