Zong Wei

Zong Wei

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Zongwei was a famous poet monk in Jiangnan in the early Qing Dynasty. The date of birth and death and the common surnames have been lost, and they are still alive around 1664 A.D. He was named Junshi, ganchi, Jiezhou, Jieshan and Huating chuanzi. He was born in Huating (now Songjiang, Shanghai) and was born in Taicang, Jiangsu Province.

brief account of the author's life

Zongwei was a famous poet monk in Jiangnan in the early Qing Dynasty. The date of birth and death and the common surnames have been lost, and they are still alive around 1664 A.D. He was named Junshi, ganchi, Jiezhou, Jieshan and Huating chuanzi. He was born in Huating (now Songjiang, Shanghai) and was born in Taicang, Jiangsu Province. He lives in the Xilin nunnery of Jiading. He is good at painting mountains and rivers, and has excellent brush and ink. He learned poetry from Song Wan and you dong. The disciple of zhizhimen said, "poetry is precious and has Zen principles. Don't enter into Zen language." He is the author of ganchi Xiaocao.

A collection of poems

[Night Mooring in Hengtang]

In order to see the mountains come out, the boat stops at night. the wild plum is white with water, and the fishing fire is green with smoke. The cold island melts the residual snow, and the spring pool bathes in the stars. who is playing the iron flute.

[rhyme for nine years]

When the wind blows fast and the trees are rustling, it's easy to sell your dreams. When birds sing yellow leaves, monks talk about the sunset bridge. when you get a frost, the Buddha burns. ten years of hard poetry, treasure the mountain ladle.

[Chongguo Haiyin nunnery]

after three years of traveling to Huxi again, the stone road is still clear. The bird's back is slanting with sunshine and rain, and the temple gate is declining with willows. It's hard to say goodbye to a brother, but it's hard to say goodbye to a teacher. Sigh that I am not free, and I will be alone tomorrow.