Literature in the Tang and Song dynastiesWho were the great representative writers of the Song Dyn

Tang Dynasty literature refers to the literature of the Tang Dynasty (618 to 907). The literature of the Tang Dynasty was unprecedentedly prosperous, and "poetry" was the most dazzling, and the Tang Dynasty was known as the "** era" of poetry.

The poetry of the Tang Dynasty was unprecedented, reaching the pinnacle of classical Chinese poetry. Tang poems have a wide range of themes, various genres, and diverse styles, and the author has popularized Bi Lu and circulated widely.

The prosperity of poetry in the Tang Dynasty was inherited from the cultural context of the Book of Poetry and Chu Ci, and the classical poetry was inherited and carried forward through the Han Yuefu, folk songs, Jian'an Seven Sons, Jin Dynasty poetry, and Yuefu poetry of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, creating an environment and nutrients for the maturity of classical poetry.

The articles of the Tang Dynasty are the highest achievements in "prose", the representative figures are Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan, and the representative essays are "Shi Shuo", "Miscellaneous Sayings", "The Donkey of Qian" and "The Snake Catcher Says".

The representative of the Tang Dynasty is the "Tang Legend", the pursuit of "bizarre" short stories**, excellent representative works include Yuan Zhen's "The Biography of Cui Yingying", Bai Xingjian's "The Biography of Li Wa", Chen Hong's "The Biography of Long Hate Song", Li Chaowei's "The Biography of Liu Yi", Jiang Fang's "The Biography of Huo Xiaoyu" and so on. The birth of "legendary" literature in the Tang Dynasty marked the beginning of maturity.

The great representative writers of the Song Dynasty literature to the peak of its development are:Su Shi

Su Shi, as a genius bred by the culture of the Song Dynasty, laughed at life after hardships, was free in thought, and had a steadfast, frank and open character. Su Shi is a rare writer in the history of Chinese culture, and his articles, "giving shape to things", are full of posture and natural unrestrained.

His poems are fresh and vigorous, with wonderful meanings, such as the wonders of heaven and earth, which are all-encompassing in the environment and all-encompassing in feelings; His words, majestic and expansive, but also profound, created a variety of styles with bold as the main tone, such as the wind and the sea and rain, pointing out the way up. No matter how you measure it, he is a great writer when Song literature developed to its peak.

Historical evaluation

From the scope of literary history, Su Shi's significance mainly has two points: first, Su Shi's attitude towards life has become a paradigm for future generations of literati to admire Sakura: advance and retreat freely, and not be shocked by humiliation. Because Su Shi put the feudal society.

The sergeant's two attitudes to the world are integrated with the same value scale, so he can deal with changes without being surprised, and he is invincible. Of course, this paradigm is more applicable to scholars when they suffer from ups and downs, and it can lead to a state of life that both adheres to ethics and cultivates wholelife, which is exactly what the scholars of the Song Dynasty and later generations hoped to do.

Secondly, Su Shi's aesthetic attitude provides an enlightening aesthetic paradigm for future generations, and he embraces the world with a broad aesthetic vision, so everything is appreciable, and beauty can be found everywhere. This paradigm is expressed in subject matter and expressive techniques.

Both opened up a new world for future generations. Therefore, Su Shi was universally loved by later generations of literati, which is a historical necessity.