Su Shi - Wikipedia
WEBSu Shi himself dedicated a number of his poems to Zhaoyun, including "To the Tune of 'Song of the South'"(南歌子), "Verses for Zhaoyun" (朝雲詩), "To the Tune of 'The Beauty Who Asks One To Stay'" (殢人嬌·贈朝雲), and "To the Tune of 'The Moon at Western Stream'" (西江月).
Poetry of Su Shi - Su Shi Poems - Chinese Poetry
WEBApproximately 2,700 poems and 800 letters penned by Su Shi have been preserved to date. His mastery spanned across various forms, including the shi, ci and fu styles of poetry, as well as prose, calligraphy, and painting.
Su Shi Index - Chinese Poems
WEBSu Shi Index. Su Shi was the greatest writer of Song ci lyrics, often celebrating the joys of relaxed and transitory pleasures. Each poem indexed below appears in characters, pinyin, and literal and literary English translation; alternatively, the English translations are collected on one page here. Dreaming of My Deceased Wife on the Night of ...
Su Shi | Song Dynasty, Poetry, Calligraphy | Britannica
WEBAug 20, 2024 · Su Shi (born January 8, 1037, Meishan [now in Sichuan province], China—died August 24, 1101, Changzhou, Jiangsu province) was one of China’s greatest poets and essayists, who was also an accomplished calligrapher and a public official.
Su Tung-Po | The Poetry Foundation
WEBSu Tung-Po (1037–1101) was a Chinese poet, writer, artist, and statesman during China’s Song era Born to a family of literati in the present-day Sichuan province, he is also known as Po Su Shi, Su Shih, and Su Dongpo.
SU SHI —THE QUINTESSENTIAL SCHOLAR-OFFICIAL-POET
WEBSu Shi, a household name in China, was an 11th-century scholar, statesman, poet, writer, calligrapher and artist, whose painting style has influenced virtually every Chinese painter ever since, according to Kim Yu, Christie’s international senior specialist of …
Su Shi – one of the most prominent Chinese poet ... - chinatripedia
WEBSu Shi is widely considered to be one of the greatest poets in Chinese history. He wrote a wide range of poems, including lyric poems, narrative poems, and epigrams. His poetry is known for its clarity, humor, and use of everyday language, and it often dealt with themes such as love, nature, and social justice.
Who was Su Shi? And why is so revered within Chinese history?
WEBA poet, politician, writer, calligrapher, painter and aesthetic theorist, Su Shi was the pre-eminent scholar of the Song dynasty. ‘He was so prolific in so many different fields that it is very tempting to think of him as a proto-Renaissance man,’ says Sooke, ‘even though he was born four centuries before Leonardo.’.
Su Shi (Su Dongpo) - Chinese Studies - Oxford Bibliographies
WEBApr 27, 2017 · A bibliographic review of Su Shi, Su Shih 苏轼 (1037–1101), known also as Su Dongpo 苏东坡 or by his given name Su Zizhan 苏子瞻, must be multifaceted because, unlike Chinese figures who are known primarily for their poetry, he was recognized as a scholar-official whose literary works referenced earlier philosophical, literary, and ...
Su Shi English Translations - Chinese Poems
WEBSu Shi English Translations. Click on the title of each poem for the text in Chinese characters, pinyin and literal translation. I have not often thought of her, but neither can I forget. Her lonely grave is a thousand li distant, I can't say where my wife lies cold.