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Zhang Rong (simplified Chinese: 张融; traditional Chinese: 張融; pinyin: Zhāng Róng; Wade–Giles: Chang Jung; 443–497), courtesy name Siguang (思光), was a Chinese official and poet during the period of the Northern and Southern Dynasties.

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  • 張融（444年－497年），字思光，南朝南齊吳郡吳縣人（今江苏省苏州市），文學家、書法家。官累太子中庶子、司徒左長史。父奉佛教，母奉道教。永明年間（483～493）得病，了悟生死，為其家族著「門律」一卷，主張佛、道兼修。並將「門律」寄交周顒、何點、何胤、孔稚珪、孔仲智等，徵其意見。諸人之中，僅周顒強調佛、道二教不同，從而展開論爭。張融則力主佛、儒、道三教歸一。臨終之際尚左手持孝經、老子，右手持小品般若經、法華經而逝。（參閱「門律」3605） p4546祖父張禕(東晉末為恭帝飲毒酒的郎中令) 父張暢 公元450年彭城，宋魏南北對峙 張暢與北魏李孝伯談判，對談如流，詞意清遠，魏人相顧嘆息。 (zh)
  • Zhang Rong (simplified Chinese: 张融; traditional Chinese: 張融; pinyin: Zhāng Róng; Wade–Giles: Chang Jung; 443–497), courtesy name Siguang (思光), was a Chinese official and poet during the period of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. (en)
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  • Zhang Rong (simplified Chinese: 张融; traditional Chinese: 張融; pinyin: Zhāng Róng; Wade–Giles: Chang Jung; 443–497), courtesy name Siguang (思光), was a Chinese official and poet during the period of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. A native of Jiangsu, he entered upon official life as secretary to the Prince of Xin'an. When the Emperor Xiaowu of Liu Song was building a shrine to the memory of his favourite concubine, the Prince's mother, Zhang would only subscribe a hundred cash. This caused the Emperor to say sarcastically that he must be provided with some well-paid post, and to send him to Fengxi (封溪) in Annam. Zhang declared at starting that he had no fear as to returning; his only fear was that he might be sent back again. On the road, he fell into the hands of bandits; but when they were about to cut his head off, they found him quietly inditing a poem, at which they were so astonished that they let him go. He managed to reach Huế after a long passage, during which he composed a famous poem, called Song of the Sea (海賦), admitted by Xu Kaizhi (徐凱之) to be superior to his own work under the same title. On his return, he was raised to high office, and was subsequently a great favourite with the Emperor Gao of Southern Qi, who said that he could not do without one such man, nor with two. In spite of his exalted rank he dressed so poorly that on one occasion his Majesty sent him an old suit of clothes, with a message that a tailor had been instructed to take his measure for a new one. The Taoist priest Lu Xiujing (陸修靜) also gave him a fan made of white egret feathers, saying that strange things should be given to strange people. (en)
  • 張融（444年－497年），字思光，南朝南齊吳郡吳縣人（今江苏省苏州市），文學家、書法家。官累太子中庶子、司徒左長史。父奉佛教，母奉道教。永明年間（483～493）得病，了悟生死，為其家族著「門律」一卷，主張佛、道兼修。並將「門律」寄交周顒、何點、何胤、孔稚珪、孔仲智等，徵其意見。諸人之中，僅周顒強調佛、道二教不同，從而展開論爭。張融則力主佛、儒、道三教歸一。臨終之際尚左手持孝經、老子，右手持小品般若經、法華經而逝。（參閱「門律」3605） p4546祖父張禕(東晉末為恭帝飲毒酒的郎中令) 父張暢 公元450年彭城，宋魏南北對峙 張暢與北魏李孝伯談判，對談如流，詞意清遠，魏人相顧嘆息。 (zh)
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