Mu Hua

Mu Hua

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Mu Hua is a Fu writer in the Western Jin Dynasty. The word is mysterious and empty. Guangchuan (now Jingxian County, Hebei Province) people. The year of birth and death is unknown. He was once the master of Yang Jun's mansion.

Life of the characters

The word xuanxu, Guangchuan people. The year of birth and death is not known, about the early years of emperor Hui of Jin Dynasty. Yang Jun is in charge of the book. The article of Haifu (see selected works) is very meaningful.

Main works

Mu Hua is good at Ci Fu, and now he has a piece of Hai Fu, which was selected by Xiao Tong of Liang Dynasty. This Fu describes the vast sea momentum, rich products, many gods and spirits, magnificent and colorful. At the end of the Fu, it says: "and it is also an instrument, including the mystery of Qian and the region of Kun. Only God is a house, but also a house. No wonder there are no reserves. Miscanthus product flow, including shape and inner emptiness. Kuang Zai Kande, humble himself. Hong went to Nalai to be the emperor and the capital. What's there and what's not. " Its purpose seems to be to borrow the vast sea, which means that people should have tolerance and humility. There are some good sentences in the Fu describing the vast scenery, such as describing the changing state of the sea under the strong sea breeze: "if the Ming Dynasty is tied to the Jinshu cave, Xiangyang is shocked by Fusang's body. Sand and stone, dangdao shore. So the drum anger, overflow waves floating. More contact, droplets from the waves. It is shaped like a wheel in the sky. It turns violently and violently. It also looks like the axis of the earth. It is tall and straight. CEN Feiteng and repeated, five encouragement and phase The shape is vivid and imaginative. Li Shan's wenxuanzhu quoted Fu Liang's wenwenwenzhi as saying: "Guangchuan muxuanxu is Haifu, and his prose is very beautiful, which is in line with Qianliang." In the Western Jin Dynasty, it is well-known for its poetry and prose.