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Li Qingzhao, poet, Song dynasty

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The misty scenery, the tranquility, and the profound meditation in her poetry leave a lingering image. Later generations came to compare Sun Daoxuan to Li Qingzhao for her ci poetry. Song Ruizhi Zhu Zhongliang, trans.

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The misty scenery, the tranquility, and the profound meditation in her poetry leave a lingering image. Later generations came to compare Sun Daoxuan to Li Qingzhao for her ci poetry. Song Ruizhi Zhu Zhongliang, trans.

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The misty scenery, the tranquility, and the profound meditation in her poetry leave a lingering image. Later generations came to compare Sun Daoxuan to Li Qingzhao for her ci poetry. Song Ruizhi Zhu Zhongliang, trans.

Key concepts: Art, Literature, Ancient history, History

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