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| Xie Ling-yun''''s Landscape Poem Creation and His Clan''''s Customs |
| 海南师范学院中文系中国散文研究中心．海南海口571158 |
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Abstract The Xie family is deeply influenced by the social mood of broad minded and idle talk. That's why they like nature, and their poems are known for profound theory and landscape. Xie Ling yun's style follows this customs. His landscape poems own him the reputation of the best poet in his family. And his achievements in the poetry world is not equal to the founder of landscape poems. The combination of disposition and thought in his poems is just the feature of his poems.
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Received: 25 April 2003
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