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Mei Sheng

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  • Scene from Romance of the Three Kingdoms
    Chinese literature
    / Poetry

    …masters of the art as Mei Sheng and Sima Xiangru, bordered on the frivolous and bombastic. Another major fu writer, Yang Xiong, in the prime of his career remorsefully realized that the genre was a minor craft not worthy of a true poet. Nonetheless, the fu was almost universally accepted…

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    …masters of the art as Mei Sheng and Sima Xiangru, bordered on the frivolous and bombastic. Another major fu writer, Yang Xiong, in the prime of his career remorsefully realized that the genre was a minor craft not worthy of a true poet. Nonetheless, the fu was almost universally accepted…

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