A Study Of Wang Anshi's Poems And Literary Express Wills

Wang Anshi,the famous writer,politician and reformer in the Northern Song Dynasty,has been known as one of the eight great men Tang and Song Dynasties in the history of Chinese literature.He has made great achievements in terms of poems,article and lyrics,however,the most influential achievement he has made was in the field of politic.Therefore,the researches and studies about him have been paid mainly attention on his political contributions.Although in the past decades more and more studies about his literary theories have been done,there is still a large space to continue.In this The article I have made a simple carding in the literary thoughts of Wang Anshi,especially in the aspects of poems,words and texts and emphatically stated the current situation and the shortcomings of his research on the poems.In addition,I have also given a brief introduction about the meaning and purpose of this topic,and given a brief overview of the proposition of "poems and writings express wills".In the first part of this paper,the basic connotation of Wang's poems and writings with the meaning of "sage","self-read","see virtue" and "respect for nature" has been clarified.In the second part,I have mainly introduced the fact that Wang's poems and writings emphasized Confucianism and paid attention to the moral education of Confucianism and expressing personal feelings.In the third part I have mainly introduced the origins of the family,the politic,the culture and the succeed of Wang's Poems and literary Express Wills theory.Wang Anshi was later regarded as Wang Jinggong,Wang Wengong.His outstanding achievements in literature attract many scholars at home and abroad to study his related literary works.But for his literary thoughts researches,especially in poetry and literature,there is still a very large space.Combining with the existing research results,the relevant literature data and one's own understanding of Wang Anshi's literary ideas,I have made a comparatively objective comment about Wang's literary theory of “poems and writings express wills”...