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Li He (c. 790–791 – c. 816–817) was a Chinese poet of the mid-Tang dynasty. His courtesy name was Changji, and he is also known as Guicai and Shigui. He was prevented from taking the imperial examination due to a naming taboo. He died very young, and was noted for his sickly appearance. He was a diligent poet, going out on journeys during the day and, when a line of poetry came to him, jotting it down, and completing the poems when he arrived home in the evening. His poems famously explored ghostly, supernatural and fantastic themes.

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  • Li He (李賀, 791 - 817) fue un escritor chino de la dinastía Tang. (es)
  • Li He (chinois simplifié : 李贺), ou Li Ho, né en 791 à Changgu (préfecture de Yigang, dans le Henan), mort en 817 au même endroit, est un poète chinois de l'époque Tang. (fr)
  • Li He (c. 790–791 – c. 816–817) was a Chinese poet of the mid-Tang dynasty. His courtesy name was Changji, and he is also known as Guicai and Shigui. He was prevented from taking the imperial examination due to a naming taboo. He died very young, and was noted for his sickly appearance. He was a diligent poet, going out on journeys during the day and, when a line of poetry came to him, jotting it down, and completing the poems when he arrived home in the evening. His poems famously explored ghostly, supernatural and fantastic themes. His popularity and place in the Chinese literary canon has fluctuated throughout the centuries. His idiosyncratic style of poetry was frequently imitated in China until the Qing dynasty. During this era, the popularity of his poetry suffered from a change in literary tastes, with his works notably being excluded from the influential Three Hundred Tang Poems, but there was a revival of interest in him in the twentieth century. He was among the Tang poets most admired by Mao Zedong. (en)
  • Ba fhile Síneach de ríshliocht lár-Tang é Li He (c. 790–791 - c. 816–817). Changji an t-ainm cúirtéise a bhí air, agus tugtar Guicai agus Shigui air freisin. Cuireadh cosc ​​air an scrúdú impiriúil a dhéanamh mar gheall ar thabú ainmnithe. Fuair ​​sé bás an-óg, agus tugadh suntas don chaoi a mbíodh cuma thinn air i gcónaí. Ba fhile dúthrachtach é. Théadh sé amach ar thurais i rith an lae agus nuair a thagadh líne filíochta chuige, bhreacadh sé í, agus chríochnaíodh sé an dán agus é sa bhaile an tráthnóna sin. Tá de cháil ar a dhánta fiosrú a dhéanamh ar théamaí taibhsiúla, osnádúrtha agus fantaiseacha. I gcanóin liteartha na Síne bíonn an meas atá air thuas seal thíos seal. Dhéantaí aithris ar a stíl ríshainniúil sa tSín go dtí ré . Le linn na ré sin, tháinig athrú ar ar tóir a bhí ar a chuid filíochta mar gheall ar athru a tháinig ar an rud a theastaigh ó léitheoirí. Níor tugadh bheith istigh dá chuid dánta sa chnuasach Three Hundred Tang Poems ach tháinig borradh arís faoin tsuim a cuireadh ina chuid filíochta san fichiú haois. Bhí sé i measc na bhfilí Tang ba mhó a raibh meas ag Mao Zedong orthu. (ga)
  • Li He (Yiyang, 790 – Yiyang, 816) è stato un poeta cinese. È noto anche con il nome di Li Ho.Appartenente a una famiglia dell'alta aristocrazia, fu chiamato alla corte degli illuminati e potenti Tang, la cui dinastia regnò sulla Cina dal 618 al 907. Qui svolse con successo alte mansioni burocratiche. Morì giovanissimo. Compose opere poetiche, in cui rivelò delicatezza ed un'estrema sensibilità, con una vena di malinconia. La sua opera più importante è un poema di carattere narrativo-allegorico intitolato Yaohua yue (La musica dei fiori di diaspro). (it)
  • 이하(李賀, 791년 ~ 817년)는 중국 당나라의 시인이다. 자는 장길(長吉). 허난성 복창(福昌) 사람이며, 당나라 황실 자손이라고 한다. 한유에게 재주를 인정받은 관계로 인해 한유의 문제(門弟)로 취급당하고 있으나, 중당에 있으면서 만당적(晩唐的) 시풍을 내세웠다. 색채감이 풍부한 예리한 감각적 시를 지었고, 또한 염세주의적인 차가운 눈으로 즐겨 유귀(幽鬼)를 다루기 때문에 ‘유귀의 재주가 있다’고 평해졌다. 의전(儀典)을 담당하는 봉예랑(奉禮郞)을 지냈을 뿐 다른 관직에 있지 않았고, 27세의 젊은 나이로 죽었다. (ko)
  • 李 賀(り が、791年(貞元7年) - 817年(元和12年))は、中国唐代中期の詩人。字は長吉。官職名から李奉礼、出身地から李昌谷とも呼ばれる。河南府福昌県昌谷(現在の河南省洛陽市宜陽県三郷鎮)の人。その詩は伝統にとらわれずはなはだ幻想的で、鬼才と評された。 (ja)
  • Li He (李賀, 791 — 817) foi um escritor chinês da dinastia Tang. Foi um poeta cujo surrealismo recorda a inspiração xamanística dos . Teve má fortuna desde novo: seu nome, homófono ao do imperador, impediu-o obter um posto na corte. Aos vinte e sete anos faleceu de tuberculose. Sua obra narra os reveses da sua carreira. (pt)
  • 李贺(790年-816年),字长吉,河南(今河南宜阳)人,是著名的唐朝诗人,被稱為“詩鬼”。 (zh)
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  • Li He, as depicted in the 1743 book Wanxiaotang Zhuzhuang Huazhuan . (en)
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  • Li He (李賀, 791 - 817) fue un escritor chino de la dinastía Tang. (es)
  • Li He (chinois simplifié : 李贺), ou Li Ho, né en 791 à Changgu (préfecture de Yigang, dans le Henan), mort en 817 au même endroit, est un poète chinois de l'époque Tang. (fr)
  • Li He (Yiyang, 790 – Yiyang, 816) è stato un poeta cinese. È noto anche con il nome di Li Ho.Appartenente a una famiglia dell'alta aristocrazia, fu chiamato alla corte degli illuminati e potenti Tang, la cui dinastia regnò sulla Cina dal 618 al 907. Qui svolse con successo alte mansioni burocratiche. Morì giovanissimo. Compose opere poetiche, in cui rivelò delicatezza ed un'estrema sensibilità, con una vena di malinconia. La sua opera più importante è un poema di carattere narrativo-allegorico intitolato Yaohua yue (La musica dei fiori di diaspro). (it)
  • 이하(李賀, 791년 ~ 817년)는 중국 당나라의 시인이다. 자는 장길(長吉). 허난성 복창(福昌) 사람이며, 당나라 황실 자손이라고 한다. 한유에게 재주를 인정받은 관계로 인해 한유의 문제(門弟)로 취급당하고 있으나, 중당에 있으면서 만당적(晩唐的) 시풍을 내세웠다. 색채감이 풍부한 예리한 감각적 시를 지었고, 또한 염세주의적인 차가운 눈으로 즐겨 유귀(幽鬼)를 다루기 때문에 ‘유귀의 재주가 있다’고 평해졌다. 의전(儀典)을 담당하는 봉예랑(奉禮郞)을 지냈을 뿐 다른 관직에 있지 않았고, 27세의 젊은 나이로 죽었다. (ko)
  • 李 賀(り が、791年(貞元7年) - 817年(元和12年))は、中国唐代中期の詩人。字は長吉。官職名から李奉礼、出身地から李昌谷とも呼ばれる。河南府福昌県昌谷(現在の河南省洛陽市宜陽県三郷鎮)の人。その詩は伝統にとらわれずはなはだ幻想的で、鬼才と評された。 (ja)
  • Li He (李賀, 791 — 817) foi um escritor chinês da dinastia Tang. Foi um poeta cujo surrealismo recorda a inspiração xamanística dos . Teve má fortuna desde novo: seu nome, homófono ao do imperador, impediu-o obter um posto na corte. Aos vinte e sete anos faleceu de tuberculose. Sua obra narra os reveses da sua carreira. (pt)
  • 李贺(790年-816年),字长吉,河南(今河南宜阳)人,是著名的唐朝诗人,被稱為“詩鬼”。 (zh)
  • Li He (c. 790–791 – c. 816–817) was a Chinese poet of the mid-Tang dynasty. His courtesy name was Changji, and he is also known as Guicai and Shigui. He was prevented from taking the imperial examination due to a naming taboo. He died very young, and was noted for his sickly appearance. He was a diligent poet, going out on journeys during the day and, when a line of poetry came to him, jotting it down, and completing the poems when he arrived home in the evening. His poems famously explored ghostly, supernatural and fantastic themes. (en)
  • Ba fhile Síneach de ríshliocht lár-Tang é Li He (c. 790–791 - c. 816–817). Changji an t-ainm cúirtéise a bhí air, agus tugtar Guicai agus Shigui air freisin. Cuireadh cosc ​​air an scrúdú impiriúil a dhéanamh mar gheall ar thabú ainmnithe. Fuair ​​sé bás an-óg, agus tugadh suntas don chaoi a mbíodh cuma thinn air i gcónaí. (ga)
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