Li Pin
Li Li Pin (818–876) was a late Tang dynasty poet. One of Li Pin's poems was collected in the popular anthology Three Hundred Tang Poems.
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Li Pin
- Born
- Li Pin was born in 818.
- Died
- Li Pin died in 876.
- Nationality
- Tang dynasty
- Occupation
- poet · writer
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Li Li Pin (818–876) was a late Tang dynasty poet. One of Li Pin's poems was collected in the popular anthology Three Hundred Tang Poems.
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Poetry
Li Pin's poem "Crossing the Han River" is described by Kenneth Rexroth as "one of the most perfect poems of the later T'ang". • zh-Hant Crossing the Han River • zh-Hant Away from home, I was longing for news • zh-Hant Winter after winter, spring after spring. • zh-Hant Now, nearing my village, meeting people, • zh-Hant I dare not ask a single question. Translation by Witter Bynner.
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- 1.Kenneth Rexroth. Love and the Turning Year: One Hundred More Poems from the Chinese. 1970.
- 2.Comité de la Conférence consultative politique du peuple chinois (CCPPC) de la ville de Jiande. 李频故里新考 (Nouvelle étude sur la patrie de Li Pin).
- 3.Anthologie de la poésie chinoise. Gallimard. 1547. 2015.
- 4.曾筠 (Zeng Yun) et coll. 浙江通志 (Chroniques générales du Zhejiang). 1735.
- 5.李頻 (Li Pin). Baike.baidu. 2024.
- 6.Dans le contexte historique chinois, le vêtement pourpre était offert par la cour comme récompense impériale et le « poisson d’argent » (银鱼 ou 银鱼袋, yínyúdài) désignait un insigne honorifique : une petite bourse ou un ornement en forme de poisson, généralement en argent, porté à la ceinture par les fonctionnaires.
- 7.plusieurs contributeurs. 中国大百科全书 (Encyclopédie de Chine). 中国大百科全书出版社. 1993.
- 8.Le groupe des Dix Sages comprend les Xu Tang (poète), Ren Tao, Zhang Bin, Li Xiyuan, Zhang Qiao, Yu Tanzhi, Zhou Yao, Wen Xian et Li Changfu.
- 9.Traduction libre de : 只将五字句，用破一生心.
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