A Brief Introduction to the Author of Rain in Xianyang

Wen was a poet and poet in Tang Dynasty. Real name Qi, word Fei Qing, Taiyuan (now southeast of Qixian County, Shanxi Province) Qi people. Rich in genius, quick thinking, every exam is tied with official rhyme, forming eight rhymes and eight forks, so it is called "eight forks in writing" and "eight tones in writing" But relying on talents is unruly and good at mocking powerful people. He has made many taboos and hates this era. Therefore, scholars who have repeatedly cited non-first scholars have long been demoted. Guan Zhong, Guo Zi's teaching assistant. Proficient in melody, poetry and part-time job. Poetry is as famous as Li Shangyin, and is called "liberal arts". His poems are gorgeous and exquisite. He is superior to other poets in the late Tang Dynasty in artistic achievements of Ci, and he is the leader of Huajian School, which has had a great influence on the development of Ci. In the history of Ci, he and Wei Zhuang are called "Wen Wei". There are more than 300 existing poems with more than 70 words. Later generations compiled Wen Feiqing's Notes.