Fang Wan
Fang Wan
Fang Wan, whose name is wan Yu, was born in Putian, Fujian Province in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. She is a poetess. He is the author of duanchai Ji.
Profile
Fang Wan, the word Wan Yu, Fang Wan Yu early few, Fu Gu Shou Jie to the end, there are few poems. "Send from elder sister Peiqing" says: "poor Huai sleeve word, is more tears." "Lao Gu Bing Du prays for heaven to ask for help" says: "frequently wipe the blood and tears, afraid to move to see pity." "To send my brother in a boat to avoid chaos" says: "I am in trouble, but I have no choice but to worry about my relatives." The language is sincere, and you can imagine the person. I heard that duanchai Ji had been published, so I couldn't find it. Only a few of them are copied from the collection of Pu Feng Qing Lai and the collection of Guo Chao Shi BIE CAI.
Representative poems
Wu Zi's avoiding chaos and sending his younger brother in the boat
(Qing) Fang Wan
Genre: seven character Metrical Poetry
The wild trees are singing and the cicadas are swallowing.
Gange eyes startled dream, wind and rain sad by boat.
My brother is in danger, but my parents are worried.
More pity for the old grass green graves, cold food new smoke, dream sorrow.
Appreciative Remarks
In the poem "Wu Zi avoiding chaos and sending her younger brother in the boat", the author Fang Wan describes that she has old relatives and younger brothers in her family, who should live a peaceful and happy life. However, in the years of war, the whole family failed to get together, which added to the sense of separation!
historical background
The Qing Dynasty is known as the dynasty of poetry resurgence, and it is also the closest Dynasty to us. Therefore, the number of poetry collections preserved is very large, including those compiled and printed by the imperial government and those privately engraved. The collection of poems of the state Dynasty compiled by Shen Deqian, a poet respected by Emperor Qianlong, contains the works of poets who died 25 years ago (1761). Among them, one volume is dedicated to the poems of female poets, with more than 100 poems. From these poems, we can find some representative ones, so that readers can understand the female literature creation from the end of Ming Dynasty to the early Qing Dynasty. Most of these poetesses are from the generation of Jiangnan, Jiangsu and Zhejiang, perhaps because of the influence of the literary style of that region since ancient times.
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