Liu zong yuan, Liǔ zōng yuán: 3 definitions
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柳宗元 [liǔ zōng yuán] [liu zong yuan]—
Person's name. (773–819 AD) Courtesy name Zihou (子厚 [zi hou]), a native of Hedong (河東 [he dong]) (present-day Yongji County (永濟縣 [yong ji xian]), Shanxi Province (山西省 [shan xi sheng])), hence also known as "Liu Hedong" (柳河東 [liu he dong]). A Tang Dynasty (唐代 [tang dai]) literary figure. He obtained the jinshi (進士 [jin shi]) degree during Emperor Dezong's (德宗 [de zong]) Zhenyuan (貞元 [zhen yuan]) reign and served as Censor (監察御史 [jian cha yu shi]). Later, he was demoted to Sima (司馬 [si ma]) of Yongzhou (永州 [yong zhou]) and further demoted to Prefect (刺史 [ci shi]) of Liuzhou (柳州 [liu zhou]), hence also known as "Liu Liuzhou" (柳柳州 [liu liu zhou]). He was a key leader of the Tang Dynasty (唐代 [tang dai]) Ancient Prose Movement (古文運動 [gu wen yun dong]). His poetry and prose excelled at depicting landscapes (山水 [shan shui]), reflecting reality, with a fresh and sharp style. His collected works include Liu Hedong Ji (柳河東集 [liu he dong ji]), Longcheng Lu (龍城錄 [long cheng lu]), etc.
柳宗元：人名。（西元773～819）字子厚，河東（今山西省永濟縣）人，故也稱為「柳河東」。唐代文學家。德宗貞元時進士，官至監察御史。後被貶為永州司馬，又貶柳州刺史，故也稱為「柳柳州」。為唐代古文運動主將，其詩文擅於刻劃山水，反映現實，風格清新峭拔。文集有《柳河東集》、《龍城錄》等。
liǔ zōng yuán: rén míng. (xī yuán773～819) zì zi hòu, hé dōng (jīn shān xī shěng yǒng jì xiàn) rén, gù yě chēng wèi “liǔ hé dōng” . táng dài wén xué jiā. dé zōng zhēn yuán shí jìn shì, guān zhì jiān chá yù shǐ. hòu bèi biǎn wèi yǒng zhōu sī mǎ, yòu biǎn liǔ zhōu cì shǐ, gù yě chēng wèi “liǔ liǔ zhōu” . wèi táng dài gǔ wén yùn dòng zhǔ jiāng, qí shī wén shàn yú kè huà shān shuǐ, fǎn yìng xiàn shí, fēng gé qīng xīn qiào bá. wén jí yǒu < liǔ hé dōng jí>,, < lóng chéng lù> děng.
liu zong yuan: ren ming. (xi yuan773~819) zi zi hou, he dong (jin shan xi sheng yong ji xian) ren, gu ye cheng wei "liu he dong" . tang dai wen xue jia. de zong zhen yuan shi jin shi, guan zhi jian cha yu shi. hou bei bian wei yong zhou si ma, you bian liu zhou ci shi, gu ye cheng wei "liu liu zhou" . wei tang dai gu wen yun dong zhu jiang, qi shi wen shan yu ke hua shan shui, fan ying xian shi, feng ge qing xin qiao ba. wen ji you < liu he dong ji>,, < long cheng lu> deng.
柳宗元 ts = liǔ zōng yuán p refers to “Liu Zongyuan (773-819), Tang essayist and poet, advocate of the classical writing 古文運動 | 古文运动 and neoclassical 復古 | 复古 movements”.
柳宗元 ts = liǔ zōng yuán p refers to [proper noun] “Liu Zongyuan”; Domain: Literature 文学 [wen xue] , Subdomain: Tang Dynasty , Concept: Author 作者 [zuo zhe]; Notes: (768－824) Liu Zongyuan was a Tang dynasty essayist and poet, advocate of classical writing 古文运动 [gu wen yun dong] and neoclassical 复古 [fu gu] movements, and known as the creator of the landscape essay. He is known for the landscape essays Reports on the Eight Yongzhou Wanderings 永州八游记 [yong zhou ba you ji] and the poem River Snow 江雪 [jiang xue] (Idema and Haft 1997, pp. 133-134). .
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