What is the status of Tang poetry in the Chinese poetry circle?

The status and influence of Tang poetry are as follows:

There are many miscellaneous songs in the Middle East and Han in the seven-character quatrain calligraphy works, such as "The Ballad of Mai", "City Merchant Dance" (Sima Biao's "Continuation of the Han Book: Five Elements"), Huan Lingshi Nursery Rhyme", and "Talent Exhibition" in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Ge Hong's "Hug Puzi: Juju" is a very vivid, popular and fluent seven-character miscellaneous folk work.

According to legend, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty once gathered a group of ** to form seven-character sentences. Bailiangdai.

The Tang Dynasty was a time when Chinese poetry flourished. Among the many outstanding literary works of the Tang Dynasty, the ancient poems of seven words undoubtedly occupy an important position. The reason why Nazhi Tang poems became Tang poems is largely due to the prosperity of the seven ancient Tang Dynasty.

As an ancient poetic style, Qigu has undergone a long and tortuous development process, and the ancient poetry brush calligraphy regular script finally matured in the Tang Dynasty.

In Tang Dynasty literature, poetry was the most important category. The poetry of the Tang Dynasty is characterized by being based on nature and with the main purpose of expressing emotions, with diverse forms and beautiful rhymes. Among them, the poems of Li Bai, Du Fu, Wang Wei and others are known as the "three uniques" of Tang poetry, and their poetry works have unique styles and characteristics in terms of article themes, expression techniques, language forms, etc.

In addition to poetry, the prose of the Tang Dynasty also had high achievements. Tang Dynasty prose was mainly in the form of notes, travelogues, biographies, etc., the most famous of which are Han Yu's Shi Shuo and Liu Zongyuan's Burrow. The Tang Dynasty ** is represented by "Song of Long Hatred", "Crane Forest Yulu", "Flower World Eggplant Trapped Collection", etc., these works have unique styles and characteristics in terms of character expression and emotional description.

In short, Tang Dynasty literature is an important period in the history of Chinese literature, and students should pay attention to the mastery of Tang Dynasty literature and understand its characteristics and value, which plays an important role in expanding literary horizons and improving literary literacy.

The Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD) was the heyday of the development of classical poetry in China.

Tang poetry is one of China's outstanding literary heritages, and it is also a splendid pearl in the world's literary treasure house.

Although more than a thousand years have passed since then, many of the Psalms are still widely circulated for us.

The Tang Dynasty was the most powerful unified empire in Chinese history (covering an area of more than 11 million square kilometers).

And at that time it was the most advanced and civilized country in the world! At the height of the Tang Dynasty, the Fan Yin period was not only materially rich and prosperous, but also extremely prosperous culturally, and poetry was especially developed; It is a highly mature era in the history of Chinese poetry.

According to the incomplete statistics of Tang Dynasty poetry, in the Tang Dynasty, in the past 289 years, there were at least more than 2,300 famous poets and nearly 50,000 poems.

This is two to three times more than the total number of poems left over from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Northern and Southern Dynasties in 16,700 years! Among the more than 2,000 famous poets, there are 50 or 60 famous poets with unique styles other than Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Wang Wei, etc., and this number is also much more than the total number of famous poets from the Warring States period to the Northern and Southern Dynasties.

Even Lu Xun said: "I thought that all good poems had been done in the Tang Dynasty, and if I didn't turn out the 'Monkey King' in the palm of my hand, I wouldn't have to do it anymore."

Of course, this is not to say that there were no good poems after the Tang Dynasty; It is really a lack of sedan chairs for later generations to write ancient poems, and it is necessary to read Tang poems first.

Tang poetry represents the highest achievement of Chinese poetry, and it is undoubtedly a colorful stroke in the Chinese and world literary circles! It is also the most literary and towering peak in the history of world cultural development and development.

Others:

The two major poetry schools in the Chinese and Tang Dynasty poetry circles are the "Han Meng Poetry School" and the "Yuan Bai Poetry School". The "Han and Meng Poetry School" is represented by the poets Han Yu, Meng Jiao, and Li He, while the "Yuan Bai Poetry School" is represented by Bai Juyi, Yuan Zhen, Zhang Ji, and Wang Jian. During this period, there were many famous artists, and the genres were separated, and the poets focused on the development of new ways of accompaniment and discussion, the exploration of new techniques and the elucidation of poetry theories, and created a large number of excellent poetry works, showing the vigorous landscape of Tang poetry in the Middle and Tang Dynasty.

The poetry of the Han and Meng poetry schools was strange, and began to appear scattered and argumentative. The main members are Lu Tong, Liu Cha, Li He, Jia Dao, Huang Fuxun, Zhang Hu, etc.

The Yuanbai poetry school advocated a simple and easy-to-understand poetic style, advocated intervention in life, reflected social hot issues, and had a realistic tendency. The main members are Li Shen, Wang Jian and others.

The poets of the Chinese and Tang dynasties, represented by Han Yu, Meng Jiao, Yuan Zhen, Bai Juyi, Liu Zongyuan, Liu Yuxi, etc., opened up a new world of poetry with their world-class talent and innovative spirit, making the Chinese and Tang Dynasty poems stand side by side in the history of literature and complement each other.

Status: Tang poetry is the highest achievement in the development of poetry in China.

It inherited the essence of poetry since the Wei and Jin dynasties, and due to the open atmosphere of the Tang Dynasty, the politics of the Qingming Dynasty, and the respect of the rulers, the poetry of the Tang Dynasty has made great progress. Moreover, most of the poets of the Tang Dynasty liked to roam, such as Li Bai and Du Fu, who traveled all over most of China, which broadened the poet's horizons, and the poetry had a wide range of themes and rich associations. In short, the poetry of the Tang Dynasty is the culmination of ancient poetry in China, reaching a status that is difficult for later generations to reach, and is the highest peak in the history of poetry in China.

Influence: The poetry of the Tang Dynasty was created in a variety of ways and with rich themes, which provided a good template for the creation of poetry in later generations.

Similarly, because the achievements of Tang poetry were too high to be surpassed by later generations, new literary fields were developed, and the emergence and development of Song poetry is a good example.