Chen Wenshu

Japanese: 陳文述 - ちんぶんじゅつ（英語表記）Chen Wenshu

[Born] Qianlong 40 (1775)
[Died] Daoguang 25 (1845)
A poet of the Qing Dynasty in China. A native of Qiantang, Zhejiang Province. His pen name was Tuian, and his pen name was Yunbo. He was favored by Ruan Yuan, and as the governor of Jiangdu (Jiangsu Province) he made great achievements in flood control and other areas. His poetry was elegant and skilled in the Xikun style (→ Xikun Ensemble Collection), and his works were beloved in Japan, influencing the Chinese poetry world of the Meiji period. In his later years, he changed to a more elegant style. He advocated literature for women, and is said to have had many female pupils. His works include "Heicheng Xianguan Poetry Collection," "Yidaotang Collection," "Matsuryo Collection," and "Xiling Nostalgia Collection." (→ Chinese poetry and prose, Chinese literature)

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Japanese:

[生]乾隆40 (1775)
[没]道光25 (1845)
中国，清の詩人。浙江省銭塘の人。字は退庵。号は雲伯。阮元に目をかけられ，江都（江蘇省）の知県として治水などに功績を上げた。詩は婉雅で西崑体（→西崑酬唱集）に巧みであり，日本でも愛読されて，明治の漢詩壇に影響を与えた。晩年には典雅な詩風に変わった。女性の文学を提唱し，女性の弟子が多かったと伝えられる。著書に『碧城仙館詩鈔』『頤道堂集（いどうどうしゅう）』『秣陵集（まつりょうしゅう）』『西泠懐古集（せいれいかいこしゅう）』などがある。（→漢詩文，中国文学）

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