SU TUNG-P'O

soo doong-bô, 1036–1101, Chinese poet. He was also called Su Shih. Born in present-day Sichuan prov., he was one of a literary family. Su occupied many official posts, rising to president of the board of rites (which regulated imperial ceremonies and worship). He designed the parks surrounding Lake Si in Hangzhou. His satiric verses and opposition to official policies frequently lost him his official status. Su's poetry and art were inspired by Taoism and Buddhism, although his political views were founded in Confucian philosophy. Su is generally considered the greatest poet of the Sung dynasty. His work frequently expresses regret for the evanescence of beauty and the limited span of life. Su is also noted for his fu, satiric poems which approach free verse, and for letters and essays.

See translations by B. Watson (1965); Y. Lin, The Gay Genius: The Life and Times of Su Tungpo (1947).

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...mean to suggest that Mao Tse-tung played a leading role in the...for according to Chen Kung-po a manifesto attacking Sun Yat-sen...evidence as to whether Mao Tse-tung, despite his nationalism and...date. During 1924, Mao Tse-tung worked with Hu Han-min in the...
...energy, the idea of the Great Unity Ta Tung , and a host of Confucian apothegms, which...which Han Yu defends the actions of Prince Po Yi, who lived at the time of confusion between...classes he attended, men like Cheng Kung-po and Chang Kuo-tao, both of whom were to...
Mao Tse-tung Mao Tse-tung THE MAN IN THE LEADER Lucian W. Pye Basic Books, Inc...Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Pye, Lucian W. 1921- Mao Tse-tung: The Man in the Leader Includes bibliographical references and index...
...his meeting with Su Ting, is known to...he was young Li Po, in the role of...the region of the Tung-ting lake south...poems to him. Huai-su was clearly not...Buddhist; both Li Po and Jen Hua speak...calligraphy Li Po uses many of the same images as Huai-su they were indeed...
...drafted by Comrade Mao Tse-tung for the Second Party Congress...Ching-wei and Chen Kung-po, the bourgeoisie is promoting...bourgeoisie ", Comrade Mao Tse-tung means the national bourgeoisie...Wang Ching-wei, Chen Kung-po and others which was active...foremost, by Comrade Mao Tse-tung. In its nature political...
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...23.654. (43) See his two poems written upon release from detention, Su Shih shih chi, 19.1005-6; Burton Watson, tr., Su Tung-po (New York: Columbia Univ. Press, 1965), 73; Lin Yutang, Gay Genius, 203-4. (44) Sung hui-yao chi-kao, chih-kuan, 65.35b...
...was a farewell to life." See "Chang-hua-chun hsieh-piao," Su Tung-po chi (Shanghai: Ku-chi, 1958), 8.86. 59 "Yu Yuan-lao chi-sun shu," Su Tung-po chi, 12.20. 60 According to Chu Ching-huas study (Su...
...to an emphasis upon visual detail. (32) Of course, as Su Tung po wrote quite rightly in a poem from 1087--dominant art or...Chicago: U of Chicago P, 1986) 25. (33.) Selected Poems of Su Tung-p o, trans. Burton Watson (Port Townsend, WA: Copper Canyon...
...of the Chinese scholars interest in conjuring up the ancient artist, or the hero-worshipful tone. "The calligraphy of Su tung-Po suggests to me a man fatter, shorter, more careless in nature than Mi Fei, but broad-minded, vigorous, a great laughter-maker...
...the chance is better than 50/50, unless something drastic should happen in a couple of years. The great Sung poet Su Tung Po once said, "We do not know the real picture of Lu Mountain, because we ourselves happen to be at the heart of it...
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...My shored-in self to the widths of an open sea. ----Su Tung-po (1036--1101) Late Spring Excellent crops, this year...cheers and laughter of children blocking the street. ----Su Tung-po (1036--1101) The Fourth View In these desolate marshes...


 

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SU TUNG-PO soo doong-bo, 1036 1101, Chinese poet. He was also called Su Shih. Born in present-day Sichuan prov., he was one of a literary family. Su occupied many official posts, rising to president...
SU SHIH see Su Tung-po . ____________________ Copyright 2009 Columbia University Press. Used with the permission of Columbia University Press. All rights reserved.
...12th cent. philosopher Chu Hsi abridged and reworked the materials. Ssu-ma Kuang was a member (with Ou-yang Hsiu and Su Tung-po ) of the conservative bureaucratic party that successfully opposed the reforms of Wang An-shih...
...dynasty. Wang Wei , Li Po , Tu Fu , and Po Chu-i are masters of this period. In the succeeding Sung dynasty Su Tung-po was perhaps the foremost poet. Translations of Tang and Sung poetry strongly influenced the modern imagist school in...


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