shīrén zuòzhělièbiǎo
zhāng zhì Zhang Zhihe bái Li Baiwáng wéi Wang Wei
Du Fu guān Lu Lun zhī zhāng He Zhizhang
kuàng Gu Kuangzhāng jiǔ líng Zhang Jiulingwáng zhī huàn Wang Zhihuan
mèng hào rán Meng Haoran Li Qi yǒng Zu Yong
wéi yìng Wei Yingwucénshēn Cen Shen qián Qiwu Qian
yuán jié Yuan Jiegāo shì Gao Shiqián Qian Qi
dài shū lún Dai Shulunzhāng Zhang Xu kōng shǔ Sikong Shu
cuī hào Cui Haohuáng rǎn Huangfu Ranpéi Pei Di
chǔ guāng Chu Guangxi Li Bi hào Xu Hao
huái Huaisu
zhāng jiǔ líng Zhang Jiuling
shīrén  唐(678nián740nián)

shīcígǎn shí 'èr shǒu ) THOUGHTS II: ORCHID AND ORANGE》   gǎn shí 'èr shǒu ) THOUGHTS I》   gǎn zhī sān THOUGHTS III》   gǎn shí 'èr shǒu ) THOUGHTS VII: ORCHID AND ORANGE》   wàng yuè huái yuǎn Looking at the Moon and Thinking of One Far Away》   zhé yáng liǔ break poplar and willow》    cuī huáng mén zhí tīng chán zhī zuò    yáo lìng gōng cóng xìng wēn tānɡ xuě    chūn chén duì xuě Establish spring Early morning on snow》   sān yuè sān shēn wáng yuán tíng yàn Mar three days Shen Wang Yuanting Feast》   gèngduōshīgē...

yuèdòuzhāng jiǔ líng Zhang Jiulingzài诗海dezuòpǐn!!!
  táng zhù míng zhèng zhì jiāshī rén shòu míng sháo zhōu jiāngjīn guǎng dōng sháo guān shìréntáng zhōng zōng jǐng lóng chū( 707) jìn shìrèn jiàoshū lángtáng xuán zōng xiān tiān 'èr nián( 713), dēng dào móu shēng rèn yòu shí qiǎnhòu rèn xūn yuán wài lángzhōng shū shè rénguì zhōu zhōng shū shì láng děng zhícéng yīn zhāng shuō jiànrèn xián yuàn xué shìkāi yuán 'èr shí nián( 733) rèn zǎixiàng nián qiān zhōng shū lìngjiān xiū guó shǐhòu jiā jīn guāng wéixiàng xián mínggāng zhí bùēgǎn zhí jiànzhù zhāng yòng rén xún shè shí dào cǎi fǎng shǐhòu zāo jiānxiàng lín fěi bàngpái kāi yuán 'èr shí nián( 736) xiāng cháo zhèng jiàn hūn 'àn kāi yuán zhī zhì suì gào jié shù nián biǎn wéi jīng zhōu zhǎngshǐ jiǔ bìng gōng shī diào qīng xīng shēn wǎnjiào chū chéng liǎo hàn wèi shī de yōu liáng chuán tǒng jùn shén sǒng shēn qiú dài biǎo zuògǎn shī yùn yòng bǐxìng tuō fěng chéng ruǎn yǒng huái chén 'ánggǎn shī de yōu liáng chuán tǒngfēng chén zhì gāng jiànyòu jiāng 》。《 quán táng shī shī sān juàn
  
  [ zhāng shuō zhāng jiǔ líng ]
     chū táng láiwén xué biàn de zhù yào liàng lái qún shè huì wèi gāo de wén réndàn fǒu rèn men
   de chéng gōng tóng mǒu xiē yòu yuǎn jiàn de quán shì rén de zhī chí yòu dìng guān gāo zōng de gōng zhòng chén xuē yuán chāocéng
   jiàn yáng jiǒng wéi chóng wén guǎn xué shìyáng xuē lìng gōng cháo yòu wén zōngtuō 'ér tuī biàn (《 wáng 》) zhī
   chēng sòng xuē shì duì men de wén xué shì suǒ de zuò yòng jié yīn néng zài shí jiān zào chéng hěn shì tóu jié
   chén 'áng zhī hòudào liǎo zhōng zōng shén lóngjǐng lóng nián jiānyìng zhì zhī fēng shèngshī tán yòu tài méng de shìzài kāi
   yuán qián shēn jiān zhí zǎi chén zuò jiā shuāngchóng shēn fèn de zhāng shuōzhāng jiǔ líng duì niǔ zhuǎn zhè shì liǎo zhòng yào zuò yòng
   men de shīsuī yīn wèi guān miǎn cháng cháng zuò chū bào xiào jūn zhù de biǎo shùdàn nèi zhōng tóng shí bāo hán liǎo
   qiú rén shēng jià zhí de qíngyīn 'ér néng tuō chū wéi shì de gōng tíng wén xué chén yòu gǎn rén de shēng
   men zuò chū de biǎo shuài duì zhòng duō yōu xiù shī rén de jiǎng shǐ táng shī de biàn zhǎn dào yòu de yán tuī jìn
     zhāng jiǔ líng( 678 héng 740) shòu jiāngjīn guǎng dōng sháo guānrén wéi zhāng shuō suǒ jiǎng zhuózhāng
   shuō shì hòu yòu kāi yuán 'èr shí 'èr nián zuǒ xuán zōng wéi zǎixiàngzuò wéi kāi yuán shèng shì de zuì hòu míng xiāng shēn
   wéi shí rén suǒ jìng yǎngwáng wéi zuò yòu sòng měi de shī piān céng mèng hào rán wéi jīng zhōu liáo wáng
   wéi wéi yòu shí zǎo nián céng xiǎng zuò pǐn chéng xiàn gěi wèi néng yuànwǎn nián zhuī yóu jué jiàn
  《 'āi shī》)。
     shuō shì zhāng shuō zhī hòu yòu yòu quán wèi yòu shòu rén qīn de wén tán zōng jiàngyòu jiāng 》。
     zhāng jiǔ líng de shī wén chuàng zuò zài jīng shén shàng zhāng shuō yòu mài xiāng chéng zhī chù gāo píng jià zhāng shuō wáng zhī chōng
   shí shī wénzài de shī shí dàozhōng lǎn wáng shuōshàng jiào míng zhù 'ēn”(《 chóu wáng zhèn yóu yuán
   lín jiàn 》),“ ruò suì qún shǐkàng zhuī rénbèi yòuhuái pèi yìn cóng xīn”(《 huái 'èr shǒu
   zhī zhī lèi de
     dàn shì zhāng shuō de shī zhòng zài 'ōu gōng bào tóngzhāng jiǔ líng de shī gèng duō biǎo xiàn zài qióng jìn tuì
   zhōng bǎo chí gāo jié cāo shǒu de rén xiǎngzài zāo lín pái xiāng hòuzhè zhǒng tài yóu xiān míng fāng miàn
   wàng qiē shè huì zhèng zhìzhuī qiú jīng guó zhī xiǔ zhī shèng lìng fāng miàn yòu chí chāo yuè tài
  “ shìyǐnzhè duì máo dùn xié tǒng lái yuàn wéi zhuī qiú gōng 'ér mèi shìzhè zhǒng jìn tuì
   de shēng huó zhuī qiúzài dāng shí shì hěn yòu dài biǎo xìng de zhōng bāo hán zhù dòng tài shè rén shēng dào de wàng
   ér gōng míng shì yóu rén shēng zhèng shì shèng táng shī de liǎng tiáo zhù yào guǐ
     zài shù biǎo xiàn shàngzhāng jiǔ líng de shī xiàng zhāng shuō yàng zhí shū xiōng ér shì xīng wéi zhùxiǎn wěi wǎn
   yùn jiè degǎn shí 'èr shǒujūn fāng cǎo měi rén de xiàngtuō yán zhìshū xiě suǒ xìn shǒu de
   gāo shàng pǐn
     yún
     lán chūn wēi ruíguì huá qiū jiǎo jiéxīn xīn shēng 'ěr wéi jiā jiéshuí zhī lín zhěwén fēng zuò xiāng yuè
   cǎo yòu běn xīn qiú měi rén zhé
     fēn fāng de lánguì xián zhě suí qiú yuè rén de nèi měi yǒng zài yuán sòngzàn
   měi qiān zhī rén de zhōngyòu zēng zhī yòng shì rén de zhōng huái gèng jiàn fēng hòu shī zhī zhī
   jiǔ yòu měi rén tuō :“ měi rén chù suǒ kōng yōu yōu。”“ měi rén shì fāngtíng shù hán yōu 。” yòng lái
   shū xiě liàn jué zhī xīn shǐ zhì de cāo shǒuzhè xiē shī piān shòu chǔ de yǐng xiǎng jiào duōdàn qíng wěi wǎnzài diǎn chuán
   tǒng shàng shuō shì jiān yòufēng”、“ sāode qíng yùn
     zhāng jiǔ líng hǎo shān shuǐ qīng shǎng biǎo xiàn fēng qīng yuè lǎng de jiāng shān gāo qīng yíng de jīn huái de zài shù
   shàng zhe zhuī qiúyán xiàng huì mǐn liáo xuān”(《 huà shān shuǐ zhàng》), zhòng zài xiàng wài zhī xiàngyán wài
   zhī de xiǎngzhè jiù shǐ de xiē xiě jǐng shī liǎo qián rén duō zhù zhòng mào xiě gōng xíng de biǎo xiàn shǒu
   ér zài zhù guān de jiāo róng zhōng jiā qiáng shū qíng wèi
     xiě yuè de shīqíng yùn zuì wéi juàn yǒng jiāng xíng》:
     yáo rén zàichéng tán yuè xíngyōu yōu tiān kuàngqièqiè xiāng qíngwài rǎozhōng liú dàn qīng
   niàn guī lín huànchóu zuò huá shēngyóu yòu tīng zhōu xiāo fēn zhà míng
    《 wàng yuè huái yuǎn》:
     hǎi shàng shēng míng yuètiān gòng shíqíng rén yuàn yáo jìng xiāng miè zhú lián guāng mǎn jué
   kān yíng shǒu zènghái qǐn mèng jiā
     zhè xiē shī zhōng suǒ zhǎn xiàn de chéng chè róu měi de jǐngchù chù shèn tòu zhe wǎn yuē shēn cháng de qíng fēn qīng shì jǐng
   shì qíng shī de xīng jīng hún rán liǎo yìng lín shuō:“ jiāng zhū zuòhán qīng huì
   zhī zhōng shén jùn zhuāng yán zhī nèi。”(《 shī sǒu》) yòu shuōzhāng shòu shǒu chuàng qīng dàn zhī pài”( tóng shàng), rèn
   wèitā xià kāi mèng hào ránwáng wéi děng de shī fēngzhè shì shí fēn zhòngkěn de
  ( zhōng guó wén xué shǐzhāng péi héng luò míng, youth sǎo xiào


  Zhang Jiuling (Traditional Chinese: 張九齡; Simplified Chinese: 张九龄, styled Zishou 子壽) (678–March 740) was a prominent minister, noted poet and scholar of the Tang Dynasty.
  Zhang Jiuling was born in 678 to a gentry family in Qujiang (曲江, in modern Guangdong province) in Shaozhou (韶州) which was at the time a relatively remote area of the Tang empire. He gained the degree of jinshi probably in his twenties and was appointed successively to a number of senior positions (秘書省校書郎、右拾遺、左拾遺) at the capital Chang'an. Later, due to disputes at court, Zhang was forced into exile from Chang'an. During this time he returned to his hometown and organised a number of local projects, including the construction of a road through strategic Mei Pass, linking what is now Jiangxi and Guangdong.
  In 718 he returned to the capital and was appointed Aide to the Master of Writing. Later factional fighting again forced him to the provinces. In 731, Emperor Xuanzong recalled him. His literary skills won the admiration of the monarch. In 733, Zhang Jiuling was made Director of the Secretariat and concurrenty Grand Councilor, the highest official post of the empire. Zhang held the position of Grand Councilor until 737, when he was sacked and demoted. During his time in the post, however, Zhang was remembered for his humanitarian policies. He advocated reforms of officialdom, humane treatment of the commoners, encouragement of agriculture and the reduction of conscription duties. These policies are recognised as continuing the "golden age" of the Kaiyuan era. In terms of court politics, Zhang supported the Heir Apparent Li Ying (李瑛) and vehemently opposed the faction of An Lushan and Li Linfu (李林甫).
  In 740, Zhang Jiuling died from illness in his native Qujiang. In 756, the outbreak of the An Lushan Rebellion confirmed Zhang's honourable status at the Tang court and in history.
    

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