Zi'ang Chen 陈子昂
Zi'ang Chen, also known as Chen Zi'ang, was a prominent Chinese poet of the Tang Dynasty, born in 659 and passing away in 706. He is celebrated for his powerful and evocative poetry that often reflects deep philosophical themes and personal introspection. Chen's work embodies the spirit of his time, capturing the beauty of nature and the complexities of human emotion. His contributions to Chinese literature have left a lasting impact, influencing countless poets and writers who followed in his footsteps.
As you explore the world of Zi'ang Chen's poetry in this app, you'll find a rich tapestry of imagery and thought that invites reflection. His verses resonate with themes of longing, nature, and the passage of time, making them timeless pieces that still speak to readers today. Dive into his works and let the beauty of his words inspire you, as many have found solace and insight in his poetic expressions.
Gems of Chinese Verse
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Juyi Bai 白居易, Shen Cen 岑參, Zi'ang Chen 陈子昂, Fu Du 杜甫, Bai Li 李白, Haoran Meng 孟浩然, Wei Qui 邱為, Quanqi Shen 沈佺期, Shu Sikong 司空曙, Changling Wang 王昌齡, Wei Wang 王維, Tingyun Wen 溫庭筠, Jiuling Zhang 張九齡, Ji Zhang 張籍 and Various, Translated Byw. J. B. Fletcher
Translations of various Chinese poets' work. - Summary by KevinS