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Wu Qiao was an enough important poet and commentator in the poetry circle of the early Qing Dynasty. He is aloof and arrogant, when he commented on ancient and modern literati's articles, his writing style was unscrupulous. But this is also his unique academic style and worth studying. Wu Qiao’s poetic thoughts of the Song Dynasty are vividly reflected in “Wei Lu Shi Hua”, and his poetic view is based on the respect of Tang poetry. In order to praise Tang poetry, he criticized the poetry of Song Ming and criticized the poetry school of Song Dynasty and Ming Dynasty. Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasty poems are all compared to clarify the development trajectory of Chinese poetry. Therefore, Wu Qiao’s Song poetry thought has high research value.

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Wu Qiao was an enough important poet and commentator in the poetry circle of the early Qing Dynasty. He is aloof and arrogant, when he commented on ancient and modern literati's articles, his writing style was unscrupulous. But this is also his unique academic style and worth studying. Wu Qiao’s poetic thoughts of the Song Dynasty are vividly reflected in “Wei Lu Shi Hua”, and his poetic view is based on the respect of Tang poetry. In order to praise Tang poetry, he criticized the poetry of Song Ming and criticized the poetry school of Song Dynasty and Ming Dynasty. Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasty poems are all compared to clarify the development trajectory of Chinese poetry. Therefore, Wu Qiao’s Song poetry thought has high research value.

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Wu Qiao was an enough important poet and commentator in the poetry circle of the early Qing Dynasty. He is aloof and arrogant, when he commented on ancient and modern literati's articles, his writing style was unscrupulous. But this is also his unique academic style and worth studying. Wu Qiao’s poetic thoughts of the Song Dynasty are vividly reflected in “Wei Lu Shi Hua”, and his poetic view is based on the respect of Tang poetry. In order to praise Tang poetry, he criticized the poetry of Song Ming and criticized the poetry school of Song Dynasty and Ming Dynasty. Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasty poems are all compared to clarify the development trajectory of Chinese poetry. Therefore, Wu Qiao’s Song poetry thought has high research value.

Key concepts: Poetry, Praise, Classical Chinese poetry, Chinese poetry, Style (visual arts), Literature, Chinese literature, Value (mathematics)

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