What are the Ruan poems of the Wei and Jin dynasties, and what are the characteristics of Ruan s poe

Artistic features. 1. Long in lyricism.

Ruan's poems are good at lyrical characteristics, and their feelings are either agitated, relaxed, or deep and broad, all of which are not unrelated to the sinister environment of the times in which the writer lives and the national characteristics of Chinese aesthetics that attach importance to lyricism.

Philosophical admiration, drunken and wild personality.

2. Work in Bixing.

In the face of the filthy society and the short life, the poet "stands up with all his intentions" and lets his symbolism express his feelings and sustenance.

3. Be proficient in the use of dictionaries.

Under Sima's high-pressure policy, Ruan.

As a cultural person, he had to rely on the ancients and ancient things to secretly express his thoughts and feelings, so it has become inevitable that he will use many classics.

The "Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest" were the representative figures of the development of literature at this time. The collective name of the seven blind celebrities in the Zhengshi period, namely Ji Kangji Sokong, Ruan Ji, Shan Tao, Xiang Xiu, Liu Ling, Ruan Xian, and Wang Rong. The seven celebrities often gather in the bamboo forest to drink and talk about metaphysics, and are known as the "Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest".

Among them, Ruan Ji and Ji Kang are the most literary, and their representative works include Ji Kang's "Breaking Friendship with Shan Juyuan", Ruan Ji's "Biography of Mr. Adult", Liu Ling's "Ode to Wine and Virtue", Xiang Xiu's "Thinking of the Old Fu" and so on.

Artistic features. 1. Long in lyricism.

Ruan's poems are long in lyrical characteristics, and their emotions are either agitated, relaxed, or deep and broad, all of which are not unrelated to the sinister environment of the times in which the writer lives and the national characteristics of Chinese aesthetics that attach importance to lyricism, coupled with the heavy burden of the writer's soul, his admiration for Lao Zhuang's philosophy, and his indulgent personality.

2. Work in Bixing.

Ruan's poems are full of bitterness and loneliness, and the poet turns the depression from the real society into a poem, and in the face of the filthy society and the short life, the poet "stands up with all his intentions", and lets his symbolic techniques express his feelings and sustenance.

3. Be proficient in the use of dictionaries.

Under Sima's high-pressure policy, Ruan Jihuai did not meet talents, and as a cultural person, he had to rely on the ancients and ancient things to secretly express his thoughts and feelings, so it was inevitable that he would use many classics.

There are 6 works of Ruan, 9 complete essays, and more than 90 poems. Nguyen's poetry represents his major literary achievement. His main work is the 82 poems of the five-character "Yonghuai Poems".

Ruan's writings, "Sui Shu Jing Ji Zhi" has a collection of 13 volumes. The original episode is no longer available. However, not many of his works have been lost, taking poetry as an example, "Jin Shu Ruan Ji Biography" said that he "wrote more than 80 poems of Yonghuai", and it seems that all of them have been handed down.

In the Ming Dynasty, there were a variety of compilations, including Zhang Pu's "Ruan Infantry Collection", which was included in the "Han and Wei Six Dynasties One Hundred and Three Collections". In 1978, the Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House compiled and published the "Ruan Book Collection". The annotated version includes Huang Jie's "Notes on the Poetry of Ruan Infantry", published by the People's Literature Publishing House in 1957.

Ruan's representative work is "Yonghuai Poems", which is derived from the data.

Ruan Ji is the son of Ruan Yu, one of the seven sons of Jian'an, and is known as the "Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest" along with Ji Kang, Shan Tao, Liu Ling, Wang Rong, Xiang Xiu, and Ruan Xian. In the ranking of the "Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest" in the past dynasties, Ruan Ji always ranked first.

Ruan Ji was the first person to create five-character poems since Jian'an, and his "Yonghuai Poems" connected eighty-two five-character poems together to form a huge group of poems, and created an artistic image of a sad and indignant poet, which in itself was a very significant initiative and a remarkable achievement, which laid the foundation in the history of the development of five-character poems, created a new realm, made great contributions, and had a significant impact on later writers. For example, Jin Zuosi, Zhang Zai, Tao Qian ("Drinking"), Bao Zhao of Liu Song of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Yu Xin of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Tang Chen Ziang ("Feelings"), Li Bai ("Ancient Style") and other poems are all lyrical words, widely involved in real life, with profound ideological content of five-character long poems, all of which are the inheritance and development of Ruan's "Yonghuai Poems".

Ruan Ji is the representative of the "sound of the beginning", and is the author of "Yonghuai" and "The Biography of Mr. Adult", etc., and his works are included in the "Ruan Ji Collection".

Personal works. Poems: "Eighty-two Ancient Poems".

Prose: "The Biography of Mr. Adult", "The Theory of the Elders", "The Theory of Dazhuang", "The Theory of Tongyi", etc.: "Qing Si Fu", "Shouyang Mountain Fu", "Dove Fu", "Macaque Fu", etc.