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'''Liu Yuxi''' ([[Wade-Giles]]: '''Liu Yu-hsi'''; {{zh|t=劉禹錫|s=刘禹锡|p=Liú Yǔxī}}) (772–842) was a [[Chinese poet]], [[philosopher]], and [[essayist]], active during the [[Tang Dynasty]]. He was an associate of [[Bai Juyi]] and was known for his folk-style poems. |
'''Liu Yuxi''' ([[Wade-Giles]]: '''Liu Yu-hsi'''; {{zh|t=劉禹錫|s=刘禹锡|p=Liú Yǔxī}}) (772–842) was a [[Chinese poet]], [[philosopher]], and [[essayist]], active during the [[Tang Dynasty]]. He was an associate of [[Bai Juyi]] and was known for his folk-style poems. |
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Most famously, he is known for his poem Lou Shi Ming 陋室銘, "Inscription of a crude house". It describes living in a simple dwelling, following a life that is rich in character, refined in culture and learning. |
Most famously, he is known for his poem Lou Shi Ming 陋室銘, "Inscription of a crude house". It describes living in a simple dwelling, following a life that is rich in character, refined in culture and learning. |
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Revision as of 08:48, 18 February 2015
Template:Chinese name Liu Yuxi (Wade-Giles: Liu Yu-hsi; simplified Chinese: 刘禹锡; traditional Chinese: 劉禹錫; pinyin: Liú Yǔxī) (772–842) was a Chinese poet, philosopher, and essayist, active during the Tang Dynasty. He was an associate of Bai Juyi and was known for his folk-style poems. Most famously, he is known for his poem Lou Shi Ming 陋室銘, "Inscription of a crude house". It describes living in a simple dwelling, following a life that is rich in character, refined in culture and learning.
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Poem of Liu Yuxi by the Chinese calligrapher Sun Xinde
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