Formations of National Flowers During the Tang & Song Dynasties of China - Ying, Wang
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There was a long tradition existed in Chinese history which sung for objects. Flower-Singing Poetry is one of the important types of Chinese Object-Singing Poetry. The images of flowers are rooted in Chinese Culture which has unique aesthetic connotation and spiritual value. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, there were huge climates of loving flowers and upsurges of flower-singing. It drove the promotion of the spiritual experience of China in the manner of formations of national flowers. This book explores the formative process and flowing deformation of the national flowers during the Tang…mehr

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There was a long tradition existed in Chinese history which sung for objects. Flower-Singing Poetry is one of the important types of Chinese Object-Singing Poetry. The images of flowers are rooted in Chinese Culture which has unique aesthetic connotation and spiritual value. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, there were huge climates of loving flowers and upsurges of flower-singing. It drove the promotion of the spiritual experience of China in the manner of formations of national flowers. This book explores the formative process and flowing deformation of the national flowers during the Tang and Song Dynasties, so as to reveal the ideological and artistic value exceeding the age of the images of national flowers during the Tang and Song Dynasties and how it constructed the integrate harmonious and fruitful Chinese cultural spirit.
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Dr. Wang Ying is a Research Fellow, Associate Professor and Master¿s Supervisor of Institute of Literature at Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. She is also the fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland and Deputy Secretary General of Chinese Society for Aesthetics. Her main research field is Literary and Cultural Studies.