Liu Fangping
Liu Fangping(Chinese:Lưu Phương bình) (c.742 inLuoyang– c.779) was aTang dynastypoet.[1]Among twenty-six extant poemsMoonlit Night(Đêm trăng) andSpring Grief(Xuân oán)[2]are among the best known.
300 Tang Poems
[edit]TheThree Hundred Tang Poemsis ananthologyof poems from the ChineseTang dynasty(618–907) first compiled in or around the year 1763 bySun Zhu(1722–1778), aQing dynastyera scholar, who was also known as Hengtang Tuishi ( hành đường lui sĩ "Retired Master of Hengtang" ). The inclusion of 2 of Liu Fangping's poems in this popular and best-selling collection of poetry gives proof of this poet's notability.
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[edit]References
[edit]- ^Đường thơ 300 đầu(300 Tang Dynasty Poems) 1997 Page 483 "Liu Fangping Liu Fangping (circa 742–779) His official career started quite early, but he resigned from office when he reached his thirties to live a hermit's life. He was a poet-friend of Huangfu Ran. Not only a poet, he had the grace of painting... The extant poems of his, numbering only twenty-six, are also for a large part done in singing the beauty of natural landscapes and his native village with a pulse of nostalgia.."
- ^Xiaolong Qiu Trung Quốc cổ điển tình yêu thơ tuyển: In Chinese and English 2003 "Spring Grief Liu Fangping (742?-779?) The sun setting against the gauze curtain, the dusk is drawing nearer when she sheds tears, alone, in her magnificent room. The courtyard appears so deserted, the spring on the decline, pear petals"
External links
[edit]- Works by Liu FangpingatLibriVox(public domain audiobooks)
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