How to read the poet Zhang Weiping ? How to read Zhang Weiping

The pronunciation of "张威屏" is zhāng wéi píng

Zhang Weiping (1780-October 13, 1859) was a poet of the Qing Dynasty. The word tree, called Nanshan, because of the habit of love pine, also known as the pine heart, in his later years, he also signed himself as an old fisherman in Zhuhai, a fisherman who sang Xia, and a native of Panyu, Guangdong. He once wrote long poems and other eulogies against the British, and was a patriotic poet.

Zhang Weiping had a talent for poetry when he was young and was famous in the township. After the outbreak of the Opium War, Zhang Weiping witnessed the barbaric British invasion of China, which aroused patriotic enthusiasm, and wrote "Sanyuanli", which praised the anti-British struggle of the people of Sanyuanli, and praised Chen Liansheng, Ge Yunfei, and Chen Huacheng for their dedication to serve the country.

These poems were widely circulated at that time, had a great influence, and became a powerful inspiration for patriotism, which occupied an important position in the history of Chinese literature and were also valuable materials for studying the history of the Opium War. The late famous writer A Ying (Qian Xingcun) once praised Zhang Weiping's poems as "the most brilliant and immortal glory" of the Opium War.

1, Zhang Weiping, pinyin; zhāng wéi píng2, zhang pronunciation; First sound.

3. Dimensional pronunciation; Second tone.

4. Screen pronunciation; Second tone.

Extend; 1. Zhang Weiping (1780-1859) Modern poet.

2, the word tree, called Nanshan, because of the habit of pine, also known as the pine heart, in his later years, he also signed himself as an old fisherman in Zhuhai and a fisherman who sang Xia.

3, a native of Panyu, Guangdong. In the ninth year of Jiaqing (1804), he became a jinshi in the second year of Daoguang (1822).

4. After that, he served as a magistrate in Hubei and Jiangxi, and once served as the prefect of Nankang. For the integrity of the official, because he was impatient with the corruption of the officialdom, he resigned in the sixteenth year of Daoguang (1836) and returned to the country.

Zhang Pinyin: ,zhāng , strokes: 7 radicals: bow five strokes: xtaydimension.

Pinyin: wéi, strokes: 11 radicals: 纟 Wubi: xwyg screen.

Pinyin: píng , strokes: 9 radicals: corpse five strokes: nuak

Pinyin:

张 (zhāng).

dimension (wéi).

屏 (píng , bǐng).

Stroke splitting: Zhang (乛一乛丿一乛,).

Dimension (乛乛一丿丨、一一一丨一).

Screen (乛一丿、丿一一丿丨).

Ascending to the top of Huangyan".

Sister Shi Juanjuan, disgusted with Ran Tan, looked back at Suo Biyan. Duan Meng.

The cloud deep monk dreams steadily, and the celery cliff hangs overhang.

Walk down the waterfall, and open the hole at the head of the cane.

Manjushri Peak stands, and the lonely tower stands majestically.

Zhang Weiping (1780-1859), known as Zishu, Nanshan, also known as Songxinzi, late Zhuhai Laoyu, was born in Panyu, Guangdong (now Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province). In the ninth year of Jiaqing (1804), in the second year of Daoguang (1822), he was tired of the darkness of officialdom, and resigned in the sixteenth year of Daoguang (1836) and returned to the country, lived in seclusion to "listen to the pine garden", and closed his home to write.

Zhang Weiping had a talent for poetry when he was young and was famous in the township. After the outbreak of the Opium War, Zhang Weiping witnessed the barbaric British invasion of China, which inspired patriotic enthusiasm, and wrote "Sanyuanli", which praised the people's struggle against the British in Sanyuanli, and praised Chen Liansheng, Ge Yunfei, and Chen Huacheng for donating their bodies to serve the country. These poems were widely circulated at that time, and had a great influence, and they occupied an important position in the history of Chinese literature and were also valuable materials for studying the history of the Opium War.

The late famous scholar A Ying (Qian Xingcun) once praised Zhang Weiping's poems as "the most brilliant and immortal brilliance" of the Opium War.