Wang Yunxi

Wang Yunxi

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Wang Yunxi (1867-1929) is a poet, whose name is Biqi. He was born in Tingjiang Town, Fuzhou City. He is the author of Biqi poetry handed down from generation to generation. The title of the volume is inscribed and explained by Chen Baochen (Fuyi Taifu, emperor of Xuantong) (lead printed version kept in Peking University Library in 1934). In 1915, the West Lake in Fuzhou was rebuilt. Wang Yunxi engraved the wall poems of Zheng xiaotam (Zheng Xiaoxu's younger brother) in regular script, with a short postscript embedded in the left side of the Abbot's room of the Kaihua temple, which attracted countless West Lake tourists to recite and linger, and became a landscape of the West Lake. This tablet remains before and after liberation, and later disappeared.

Personal experience

Born in an official family, he has read poetry and history since childhood. He has few literary talents, especially good at poetry. Guangxu eleven years (1885) in the election. He once served as Fengtian general yiketang'a and Beiyang shogunate, and later served as magistrate of Wuyuan (now Jiangxi).

Character evaluation

Wang Yunxi is a famous poet of fujian School of tongguangti in modern times, who is as famous as he Zhendai, Zheng Xiaoxu and Shen Yuqing. Wang Yunxi's quatrains are particularly precipitous, and his poetic style is elegant and tortuous. He is famous for his bitter chants, but few of them have been written. Plum blossom is the representative of the seven unique poems. His whole life joys and sorrows, ups and downs, and generous feelings are expressed in the poems. Wang Yunxi was a part-time worker of Ci, with a lot of works and a clear style of CI. She occupied a place in the field of Ci in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China,

Selected works

Is there spring in the moss of the cottage? However, he did not walk around. it's hard to manage the decline of our own family, just blow incense and passers-by. "Maowu" refers to the thatched cottage; "he" refers to the thatched cottage; "juan ran" refers to the natural detachment; "Qun Xun" refers to retreat; "Guan" refers to care. His poem uses plum blossom as a metaphor, praising the noble moral character of "his family is reduced" and advocating "blowing incense and passers-by". It is really a wonderful work of chanting things and expressing feelings.

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