The poetry of Wang Wei creates a world of harmony and integration. Its imagery is nonmimetically suggestive yet seems visually precise.

Wang Wei was well known for his shanshui, or mountains and rivers, poetry that was influenced by landscape painting.

Wei's poetry likewise embodied Zen Buddhist ideals of detachment and simplicity; in his poems, he uses details sparingly, frequently narrating natural phenomena ...

This short essay analyses a group of poems by Wang Wei written during the eighth century. The selection procedure followed a thematic criterium.

11 июл. 2021 г. · Pauline Yu has translated and annotated 150 of his poems, the most representative selection of Wang Wei in English to date.

Lu Zhai is one of his most known poems and also most translated into English and other languages. We collected some of the English translations for you.

Wang Wei's landscape poetry contains rich Zen culture, which is mainly embodied in three aspects: emptiness, quietness and elegance. The following will analyze ...

This essay discusses the relationship between Wang Wei's poem and Su Shi's adaptation. The conflation of poetry and painting was an ideal that dominated ...

Yet, paradoxically, on second glance his work reveals disturbingly elusive philosophical underpinnings, grounded in Buddhist metaphysics, and the difficulty of ...

Wang Wei's poems often depict idyllic scenes of mountains, rivers, and forests, infused with a sense of tranquility and spiritual insight.