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Ren Jian Bei XI Ju de Jiao Cha Dian Shang: Can Ji Qing Nian Wen Ti Yan Jiu
Chinese
137 pages, Unknown Binding
Published December 31, 1989
About the author
Lingyun Xie
2 books2 followersBorn in Shangyu, Zhejiang, his ancestry was from Taikang, Henan. Xie served as an official in the Eastern Jin and Liu Song dynasties, however factional intrigues led to his dismissal and exile. Later, because of his defiant attitude, he was arrested, and because he resisted when arrested, he was captured and executed in 433.
Xie was a devout Buddhist and was considered a nature or landscape poet focusing on the "mountain and streams" (山水) instead of "field and garden" (田園) landscapes. His poetry is allusive and complex.
Wade-Giles romanization Hsieh Ling-yün , also called Xie Kangle
Xie was a devout Buddhist and was considered a nature or landscape poet focusing on the "mountain and streams" (山水) instead of "field and garden" (田園) landscapes. His poetry is allusive and complex.
Wade-Giles romanization Hsieh Ling-yün , also called Xie Kangle
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