2001Journal of Yunnan Normal UniversityRequires access

On Buddhist imagery of Wang Wei’s poem

Jian Zou

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Wang Wei was the first poet to put Buddhist imagery into poems. He represented the development trend of poem and picture’s style and showing way since the Tang and Song dynasty. His scenic and pastoral poems have Buddhist imagery.

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Wang Wei was the first poet to put Buddhist imagery into poems. He represented the development trend of poem and picture’s style and showing way since the Tang and Song dynasty. His scenic and pastoral poems have Buddhist imagery.

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Wang Wei was the first poet to put Buddhist imagery into poems. He represented the development trend of poem and picture’s style and showing way since the Tang and Song dynasty. His scenic and pastoral poems have Buddhist imagery.

Key concepts: Buddhism, Poetry, Style (visual arts), Literature, Art, Philosophy, Theology

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