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mèng hào rán Meng Haoran
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shīcíxià nán tíng huái xīn IN SUMMER AT THE SOUTH PAVILION THINKING OF XING》   qiū dēng lán shān zhāng ON CLIMBING ORCHID MOUNTAIN IN THE AUTUMN TO ZHANG》    shī shān fáng dài dīng zhì AT THE MOUNTAIN-LODGE OF THE BUDDHIST PRIEST YE WAITING IN VAIN FOR MY FRIEND DING》    guī mén shān RETURNING AT NIGHT TO LUMEN MOUNTAIN》   lín dòng tíng shàng zhāng chéngxiàng A Message from Lake Dongtin to Premier Zhang》    zhū dēng xiàn shān On Climbing Yan Mountain with Friends》   yàn méi dào shì shān fáng At a Banquet in the House of the Taoist Priest Mei》   suì guī nán shān On Returning at the Year's End to Zhongnan Mountain》   guò rén zhuāng Stopping at a Friend's Farm-house》   qín zhōng gǎn qiū yuǎn shàng rén From Qin Country to the Buddhist Priest Yuan》   gèngduōshīgē...

yuèdòumèng hào rán Meng Haoranzài诗海dezuòpǐn!!!
  běn míng hào hào ránxiāng zhōu xiāng yángjīn běi xiāng fán shìrénzǎo nián yǐn jiā xiāng xiāng yáng jìn de mén shān mén shū shī céng yóu cháng jiāng nán běi shǔ yuèxiāng gàn děng liú xià liǎo de shí suì shí yóu cháng 'ānyìng jìn shì shī dōng guīzhāng jiǔ líng zhèn jīng zhōu shíshǔ wéi jīng zhōu cóng shì jiǔhuàn 'ér zhōng nián shí 'èr suì
   shì shèng táng shān shuǐ tián yuán shī pài de zhù yào zuò jiā zhī shī wáng wéi mínghào wáng mèng shī měi qiú gōng 'ér qīng chāo yuè zhèng chū rén biǎoqīng xián qiǎn dàn zhōng yòu quán liú shí shàngfēng lái sōng xià zhī yīnyòumèng hào rán 》。
  
  [ mèng hào rán wáng wéi ]
     mèng hào rán( 689 héng 740), xiāng yángjīn shǔ běirénzhù yào huó dòng kāi yuán nián jiān bàn shēng zhù
   zài xiāng yáng chéng nán xiàn shān jìn de jiàn nán yuánzhōng nián qián céng jiā yuǎn yóu shí suì nián cháng 'ān yìng jìn shì shìluò
   hòu zài yuè dài yóu duō niándào guò duō shān shuǐ míng shèng zhī kāi yuán 'èr shí nián( 737), zhāng jiǔ líng biǎn
   jīng zhōu shǐmèng hào rán céng yìng jiǔ guī jiā xiāngzhí zhì shìyòumèng hào rán 》。 zài shèng táng shī
   rén zhōngmèng hào rán shì nián bèi jiào zǎo de rén pǐn hèshī fēng shēn shí rén de zàn shǎng qīng báizèng mèng hào
   rányún 'ài mèng fēng liú tiān xià wéngāo shān 'ān yǎng qīng fēn jiàn bān
     mèng hào rán shì táng dài qīng xiě zuò shān shuǐ shī de shī rén shī jīn cún 'èr bǎi shǒu fēn shì zài
   màn yóu zhōng xiě xià de shān shuǐ xíng shī yòu zài dēng lín yóu lǎn jiā xiāng dài de wàn shānxiàn shān mén shān shí suǒ xiě
   de qiǎn xīng zhī zuòhái yòu shǎo shù shī piān shì xiě tián yuán cūn shēng huó deshī zhōng cái de fàn wéi xiāng dāng guǎng
     shān shuǐ jǐng shì nán cháo shī zuì zhòng yào de cáijīng cháng zhǎn liǎo xiǎn zhù de chéng jiùdào mèng hào rán
   shān shuǐ shī yòu bèi shēng dào xīn de jìng jièzhè zhù yào biǎo xiàn zàishī zhōng qíng jǐng de guān jǐn shì chèn tuōér
   qiě cháng cháng shì shuǐ jiāo róng bān de shī de jìngyóu chú liǎo qièbù yào xié diào de chéngfènér xiǎn
   gèng jiā dān chún míng jìngshī de jié gòu gèng jiā wán měi
     mèng hào rán zài chéng zhōng piān 'ài shuǐ xíng suǒ shuō:“ wéi duō shān shuǐ pín zuò fàn zhōu xíng。”(《 jīng
   tān》) de shī jīng cháng xiě dào màn yóu nán guó shuǐ xiāng suǒ jiàn de yōu měi jǐng yóu yǐn de qíng
     luò jǐng qīng huīqīng ráo nòng zhǔchéng míng 'ài shuǐ lín fàn róng bái shǒu chuí diào wēngxīn zhuāng huàn shā
   xiāng kàn xiāng shímòmò 。(《 fàn zhōu》)
     chuí diào zuò pán shíshuǐ qīng xīn xián xíng tán shù xiàyuán guà dǎo téng jiānyóu jiě pèichuán wén shān
   qiú zhī yán yuè zhào hái。(《 wàn shān tán zuò》)
     shī jǐn zhe shí de zuò yòngér qiě róng liǎo shī rén xīn xiān de gǎn shòu tiān zhēn de xiá xiǎngzài de yǎn guāng zhōng
   lùn shì zài zhào qīng huī zhōng de rén hái shì shuǐ xià 'àn biān de shòu suǒ jiàn de qiēfǎng
   huà zuò huì xīn de qīnqiè de wēi xiàozhè xiē shī jìngquè yòu jīng yíng tòu zhī gǎn
     mèng hào rán shān shuǐ shī de jìng zhǒng shēng de tián jìng duōdàn shì néng gòu hóng de wén biǎo
   xiàn zhuàng wěi de jiāng shānpéng zhōng wàng shānzhōng:“ tài shēng yuè yùnzhōu zhī tiān fēngguà hòu míng
   miǎo màn píng zhōngzhōng liú shì kuāng shì jiǔ jiāng xióngyǎn dǎn níng dài zhēng róng dāng shǔ kōng
     xiāng chū shàng pēn chéng hóng……。” qīng rén pān shī zǎo tánwéi shuō mèng
   shījīng hún jiàn shì qiē”(《 yǎng zhāi shī huà》), zhèng dào chū liǎo xīng de zhòng yào zhēng
     shèng táng zhù míng shī píng jiā yīn fán yòngxīng xiàng lùn shīzài píng shù mèng hào rán de liǎng shī shí shuō
   lùn xīng xiàngjiān shí”( jiàn yuè yīng líng 》)。 suǒ wèixīng xiàng”, shì zhǐ shī rén de qíng gǎnjīng shén duì
   xiàng de tǒng shèshǐ zhī hèshī rén xīn líng de chàn dòng róng wéi cóng 'ér huò shēng mìng yòu xìng huó zhòng
  “ xīng xiàng shí shì mèng hào rán shī biàn de diǎnzhè tōng guò shǒu tóng de zuò pǐn zhī jiān de jiào kàn
   gèng qīng chǔ
     yuè shuǐ pínghán hùn tài qīng zhēng yún mèng hàn yuè yáng chéng zhōu duān chǐ shèng míng
   zuò guān chuí diào zhě yòu xiàn qíng。(《 wàng dòng tíng zèng zhāng chéngxiàng》)
     shān míng wén yuán chóucāng jiāng liúfēng míng liǎng 'àn yuè zhào zhōujiàn fēi wéi yáng jiù yóu
   hái jiāng liǎng xíng lèiyáo hǎi tóu。(《 tóng jiāng guǎng líng jiù yóu》)
     zhōu yān zhǔ chóu xīn kuàng tiān shùjiāng qīng yuè jìn rén。(《 jiàn jiāng》)
     zhè sān shǒu shī xiě liǎo jiāng shuǐ jǐngdàn xìng shǒu zuò mèng yìng pìn zhāng jiǔ líng shí wéi
   de bào néng gòu yòu shì de huì 'ér xīng fèncéng xiě xiàgǎn suì tánguānān néng shǒu qióng”(《 shū huái
   jīng tóng hǎo》)、“ rén jīn zài wèi chí huí”(《 sòng dīng fèng jìn shì chéng zhāng jiǔ líng》) zhī lèi
   shī zhèng shì zhè zhǒng 'áng fèn de qíng shǐ xiě xià liǎo zhēng yún mèng hàn yuè yáng chéngzhè yàng shì bàng de
   míng 'èrsān shǒu jūn zuò luò hòu nán yóu yuè zhī qián zhě fēng míng jiāng de yuè dòng dàng zhī jǐng xiě
   bēi liáng de nèi xīn sāo dònghòu zhě kuàng jiāng qīng de jìng jǐng xiě de yóu qíng huái men de shén cǎi yùn shì hěn
   xiāng tóng deběn zhī xīng”, chū zhī xiàng”, chū zhù yào de qíng gǎn shòu 'ér liǎng zhě tǒng láigòu zhù
   wán zhěng de jìngzhè shì mèng hào rán xiě jǐng shī de zhòng yào gòng xiàn
     mèng hào rán shī de yán gōu jué 'ér yòu tuō fán jìn,“ dàn 'ér wèi zhōng ”( shěn qiántáng
   shī bié cái 》)。 de xiē shī wǎng wǎng zài bái miáo zhī zhōng jiàn zhěng liàn zhī zhìjīng wěi mián chù què jīng dào chū
   biǎo xiàn chū hěn gāo de shù gōng de míng piānguò rén zhuāng》:
     rén shǔyāo zhì tián jiā shù cūn biān qīng shān guō wài xiékāi xuān miàn chángpǔ jiǔ huà sāng
   dài dào chóngyáng hái lái jiù huā
     tōng piān kǎn kǎn lái shuō jiā cháng táo yuān míng deyǐn jiǔděng shī fēng xiāng jìndàn táo xiě de shì
   zhè shǒu shī què shì jìn 。“ shù cūn biān qīng shān guō wài xiézhè lián huà lóng diǎn jīng gòu chū huán bào
   zài qīng shān shù zhī zhōng de cūn luò de diǎn xíng huán jìnghái yòu shǒu néng sòng de juéchūn xiǎo》, shì tiān rán
   jué qiǎo de yánxiě chū wēi miào de chūn zhī qíng
     lìng wàimèng hào rán zài shī de yùn yòng shàng wǎng wǎng yòu chéng shì de xiàn lái bié yòu wèi zhōu
   zhōng xiǎo wàngshīpíng shēng quán shìdàn zhōng liǎng lián zuò pián 'ǒu yìng línshī sǒu
   rèn wéi lèi shī shì liù cháo duǎn jiā shēng biàn jué shén yùn chāo rán。” yòu guī mén shān 》:
     shān zhōng míng zhòu hūn liáng tóu zhēng xuānrén suí shā 'àn xiàng jiāng cūn chéng zhōu guī mén mén yuè zhào
   kāi yān shù dào páng gōng yǐn chùyán fēi sōng jìng cháng liáowéi yòu yōu rén lái
     zhè shì shǒu xíng de shīdàn tōng piān zhǐ shì guī de xíng chéng xiě xià lái shì zhāng piān zhì guī
   lèi jìn bìng shōu liǎo jìn shī yán jiǎn yuē de diǎnér chū xíng de chán lián lái yòu xíng
   yún liú shuǐ zhī miào
     zhè xiē chū jìn de ráo yòu tuō zài de qíng zhì shì mèng shī chuàng zào xìng de biǎo xiàn zhī
  ( zhōng guó wén xué shǐzhāng péi héng luò míng, youth sǎo xiào


  Meng Haoran (孟浩然) (pinyin: Mèng Hàorán; Wade-Giles: Meng Hao-jan) (689 or 691 - 740) was a Chinese poet during the Tang dynasty. Unsuccessful in his official career, he mainly lived in and wrote about his birthplace.
  The eldest of the major High Tang poets, he was born in Xiangyang, Hubei, and was strongly attached to the area. He lived there almost all his life, and its landscape, history and legends are the subjects of many of his poems. Particularly prominent are Nanshan (or South Mountain, his family seat) and Lumen Shan, where he briefly lived in retreat.
  He had an unsuccessful civil service career, passing the jinshi exam late, at the age of 39. He received his first and last position three years before his death, but resigned after less than a year.
  He is often bracketed with Wang Wei, due to the friendship they shared and their prominence as landscape poets. In fact, Haoran composed several poems about Wei and their separation. While Wei focused on the natural world, in particular the solitude and reprieve it granted from human life along with the scale of the natural world, Meng Haoran focuses more on foreground details and human life.
  His works are generally considered less consistently successful than Wang's.
    

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