The Preliminary Study Of Zhang Fangping's Poetry

Zhang Fangping is a famous cabinet minister in the middle of the Northern Song Dynasty. He went through three dynasties and was very celebrated in that time. He was very good at writing poems and proses. He was very excellent, read many books and had surprised good memory. This paper attempts to research Zhang Fangping who is not only an honest promising royal courtier, an erudite scholar but also an brilliant man from the following aspects: political personal integrity , the compatible thought of Confucianism ,Buddhism and Taoism ,warning and urging the Juren's literary style, praising highly Du Fu's poems and his writings. This paper means to affirm fully Zhang Fangping's efforts at Qing Li literary circles of the Northern Song Dynasty and praise his special contribution for the arrival of Yuan You time when many classical poems arose.The First Part: Zhang Fangping's political experience and ideological character Zhang Fangping is an outstanding statesman in the middle of the Northern Song Dynasty. He is upright, stern and industrious at the politics. He entered the mansion for three times and took charge of the Division for two times. His government official is to the prime minister. Owning to his brilliance, he served the government for more than 40 years. He was known as the famous feudal official and obtained many achievements.Zen Buddhism spread widely in The Northern Song Dynasty and Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism mixed together. Talking about Buddhism and Taoism and shaping good temperament became one kind of universal thought tendency of educated man. In this situation, Confucianism took a prime part in Zhang Fangping's thought which mixed Buddhism and Taoism. He played a positive role in promoting convergence Of the Northern Song Dynasty Confucian, Buddhist and Tao thinkingThe Second Part: First, Zhang Fangping who had the right equal to use of the chance Zhi Gong Ju in the sixth year of Qing Li Dynasty took to warn and urge the national Juren's articles and to put to order the literary style. This action gave a...