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Anonymous users2024-02-06The ancient literati liked to be vassal.
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Anonymous users2024-02-051 Emperor Xi - Tao Yuanming (Eastern Jin Dynasty).
2, Wu Wound Layman - Fu Xi (North and South Chaoliang).
3 Zaobai Master - Li Tongxuan (Huayan scholar of the Tang Dynasty).
4. Qinglian monk - Li Bai (great poet of the Tang Dynasty);
5. Xiangshan Monk - Bai Ju Wan Yi (Tang Dynasty great poet);
6 Longqiu Monk - Chen Jichang (Tang poet).
7, humiliating layman - Sikong Tu (Tang poet);
8, Zhong Feng, White Lotus Monk (also Yunlian Peak Monk) - 9, Li Yu (Southern Tang Dynasty Queen, Lyricist), 10, Caotang Monk, Wei Ye (Northern Song Dynasty poet).
11. Caotang Monk - Wei Ye (poet of the Northern Song Dynasty);
12, Guxi Ju Chong - Li Zhiyi (Northern Song Dynasty writer).
13 Liuyi layman - Ouyang Xiu (Northern Song Dynasty writer);
14. Dongpo Layman - Su Shi (Northern Song Dynasty writer);
15, Xiechuan Jushi - Su Guo (the youngest son of the Northern Song Dynasty writer Su Shi);
16 Huaihai Jushi - Qin Guan (Northern Song Dynasty poets);
17 Valley Dwellers - Huang Tingjian (Northern Song Dynasty writer).
18 Mid-levels Layman - Wang Anshi (Northern Song Dynasty writer).
19, Fan Zhongyan - Fan Zhongyan (Northern Song Dynasty political writer) 20, Lumen - Mi Fu (Northern Song Dynasty calligrapher).
21 Halal layman - Zhou Bangyan (Northern Song Dynasty poet).
22 Houshan Monk - Chen Shidao (Northern Song Dynasty female poet);
23, secluded dweller - Zhu Shuzhen (female lyricist of the Northern Song Dynasty).
24 Cuiwei Jushi - Xue Shaopeng (calligrapher of the Northern Song Dynasty).
25, a Buddha layman - Zheng Xia buried and leaked (Northern Song Dynasty writer).
26 to the wandering monk - Zeng Yu (late Northern Song Dynasty, early Southern Song Dynasty).
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Xiangshan layman refers to Bai Juyi; Qinglian layman refers to Li Bai; The 61 layman refers to Ouyang Xiu; Yi'an Jushi refers to Li Qingzhao; Dongpo layman refers to Su Shi; Shihu is Fan Chengda.
Qinglian monk - Li Bai Juda (great poet of the Tang Dynasty).
Xiangshan monk - Bai Juyi (great poet of the Tang Dynasty).
Humiliating layman - Sikong Tu (Tang poet).
Wu Hurt Layman - Fu Xi (Venerable Liang Shanhui of the Northern and Southern Dynasties).
Lianfeng monk - Li Yu (Southern Tang Dynasty Queen).
Longqiu monk - Chen Yu (poet of the Northern Song Dynasty).
Endless layman - Zhang Shangying (famous minister of the Northern Song Dynasty).
Guxi monk - Li Zhiyi (Northern Song Dynasty writer).
Valley Resident - Huang Tingjian (Northern Song Dynasty writer).
Mid-levels monk - Wang Anshi (Northern Song Dynasty writer).
Fan Zhongyan - Fan Zhongyan (Northern Song Dynasty political writer).
Xiechuan Jushi - Su Guo (Northern Song Dynasty writer).
Cuiwei Jushi - Xue Shaopeng (calligrapher of the Northern Song Dynasty).
A Buddhist monk - Zheng Xia (Northern Song Dynasty writer).
Lumen monk - Mi Fu (calligrapher of the Northern Song Dynasty).
Thatched cottage monk - Wei Ye (poet of the Northern Song Dynasty).
61 Layman - Ouyang Xiu (Northern Song Dynasty writer).
Dongpo monk - Su Shi (Northern Song Dynasty writer).
Huaihai Jushi - Qin Guan (Northern Song Dynasty poet).
Houshan monk - Chen Shidao (female poet of the Northern Song Dynasty).
Xiechuan Jushi - Su Guo (Northern Song Dynasty writer).
Halal layman - Zhou Bangyan (famous lyricist of the Northern Song Dynasty).
To the wandering monk - Zeng Yu (late Northern Song Dynasty, early Southern Song Dynasty).
Jiaxuan Jushi - Xin Qiji (Southern Song Dynasty poet).
Yi Zhai monk - Zhao Mengjian (Southern Song Dynasty painter).
Jian Zhai Jushi - Chen Youyi (Southern Song Dynasty poet).
Luchuan Jushi - Zhang Yuangan (Southern Song Dynasty poet with dust).
Stone Forest Monk - Ye Mengde (Southern Song Dynasty poet).
Houcun Layman - Liu Kezhuang (Nanzhou Song Dynasty writer).
Shenning Layman - Wang Yinglin (Southern Song Dynasty scholar).
Yi'an Jushi - Li Qingzhao (Southern Song Dynasty female lyricist).
Tea Mountain Monk - Zeng Ji (Southern Song Dynasty poet).
Luchuan Jushi - Zhang Yuangan (Southern Song Dynasty poet).
Guanyuan Monk - Ji Yougong (Southern Song Dynasty writer).
Shihu Monk - Fan Chengda (Southern Song Dynasty poet).
Sui Chu Jushi - You Yuan (Southern Song Dynasty poet).
Yuhu Jushi - Zhang Xiaoxiang (Southern Song Dynasty poet).
Secluded dweller - Zhu Shuzhen (Southern Song Dynasty female lyricist).
Houcun Layman - Liu Kezhuang (Southern Song Dynasty writer).
Shenning Layman - Wang Yinglin (Southern Song Dynasty scholar).
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Anonymous users2024-02-03In ancient times, there were many lay people who were literary scholars, and here are some well-known examples:
Tao Yuanming: A literary scholar in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, known for his poetry and writing, his works are rich in depictions of natural scenery and pastoral life, and his representative works include "Words of Return".
Xie Zhenting: A writer and politician in the Tang Dynasty, he was good at writing poems and prose in Luchai, and was known for his bold and hearty style, and his representative works include "The Story of Luoyang Peony".
Wen Tianxiang: A writer and politician in the Southern Song Dynasty, he was famous for his poems and works that expressed loyalty and sorrow for the country, and his representative works include "Song of Righteousness".
Su Shi: A writer, politician and calligrapher in the Northern Song Dynasty, he was active in the literary world in a variety of literary forms such as poetry, prose and commentary.
Xin Qiji: A literary and military strategist in the Southern Song Dynasty, he was good at poetry and lyrics, and was famous for his bold and passionate style and poems that expressed the country's sorrows.
These lay writers occupy an important position in the history of ancient literature, and their works have had a profound impact on the development of poetry, prose, and literary thought.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Qinglian monk - Li Bai (great poet of the Tang Dynasty); Xiangshan monk - Bai Juyi (great poet of the Tang Dynasty).
Humiliating layman - Sikong Tu (Tang poet).
Thatched cottage monk - Wei Ye (poet of the Northern Song Dynasty).
61 Layman - Ouyang Xiu (Northern Song Dynasty writer).
Dongpo monk - Su Shi (Northern Song Dynasty writer).
Huaihai Jushi - Qin Guan (Northern Song Dynasty poet).
Houshan monk - Chen Shidao (female poet of the Northern Song Dynasty).
Xiechuan Jushi - Su Guo (Northern Song Dynasty writer).
Yi'an Jushi - Li Qingzhao (Southern Song Dynasty female lyricist).
Tea Mountain Monk - Zeng Ji (Southern Song Dynasty poet).
Luchuan Jushi - Zhang Yuangan (Southern Song Dynasty poet).
Guanyuan Monk - Ji Yougong (Southern Song Dynasty writer).
Shihu Monk - Fan Chengda (Southern Song Dynasty poet).
Sui Chu Jushi - You Yuan (Southern Song Dynasty poet).
Yuhu Jushi - Zhang Xiaoxiang (Southern Song Dynasty poet).
Secluded dweller - Zhu Shuzhen (Southern Song Dynasty female lyricist).
Houcun Layman - Liu Kezhuang (Southern Song Dynasty writer).
Shenning Layman - Wang Yinglin (Southern Song Dynasty scholar).
Wu Zhen Jushi - Liu Ying (Jin Wen Scholar);
Liuru layman - Tang Yin (Ming painter and writer);
Zunyan Jushi - Wang Shenzhong (Ming essayist);
Wenling Jushi - Li Zhen (Ming scholar);
Lianxi monk - Xue Lundao (Ming Sanqu family);
Shen Yu Jushi - Li Liufang (Ming writer, painter);
Liuquan Monk - Pu Songling (Qing scholar);
Shi Zhenlin (Qing scholar);
Rehabilitant layman - Hong Liangji (Qing scholar, scholar);
Ming Shan Jushi - Zhao Ziyong (Qing scholar).
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