Wang Wei was a famous writer, painter and musician in the Tang Dynasty, and was called Shi Fo. He was born in 70 1 and died in 76 1, with the word "Mozi", a native of Hedong.

Wang Wei was the number one scholar in the ninth year of Kaiyuan in Tang Dynasty. He is brilliant, not only good at poetry, but also proficient in painting and music. His poems are mainly about depicting natural scenery and expressing emotions, and his style is fresh and elegant, and he is respected as Shi Fo by later generations.

Wang Wei's literary achievements;

Wang Wei's literary achievements are mainly reflected in his poetry creation. His poetry works are few in number, but of high quality, among which the most famous are Acacia, Autumn Night in a Mountain, Braving the Journey to the East and so on.

His poems are mainly about depicting natural scenery and expressing emotions, and his style is fresh and elegant, and he is respected as Shi Fo by later generations. Wang Wei's poetry works were not only highly respected at that time, but also had a far-reaching impact on later poetry creation.

Wang Wei's painting achievements;

Wang Wei is not only good at poetry, but also proficient in painting. His paintings are mainly landscape paintings, paying attention to the details and charm of natural scenery, and his style is elegant and indifferent, which complements his poems. Wang Wei's paintings also occupy an important position in the history of painting in China, and have a far-reaching impact on the creation of landscape paintings in later generations.

Wang Wei's musical talent;

Wang Wei is not only good at poetry and painting, but also proficient in music. He is good at playing pipa, piano and other musical instruments, and has created many beautiful musical works. It is said that Wang Wei was once as famous as Li Bai in music, and was known as "painting in poetry and poetry in painting".

Wang Wei's character and character;

Wang Wei is a talented person, and his character is also highly respected. He is open-minded and cheerful, and treats people sincerely and modestly. He likes to visit famous mountains and rivers and enjoy the beauty of natural scenery. He also showed noble moral integrity in officialdom, and once chose to live in seclusion in the mountains because he was dissatisfied with the darkness of officialdom.

Wang Wei s historical position and influence;

Wang Wei is one of the important figures in the cultural history of the Tang Dynasty. His poems, paintings and musical works have been passed down and carried forward by later generations. His literary works were not only highly respected at that time, but also had a far-reaching impact on later literary creation. His paintings have also had an important influence in the history of painting in China. In addition, Wang Wei's poems have spread overseas, which has had an impact on world culture.