Zuiweng Ting Ji (醉翁亭記)

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Zuiweng Ting Ji (醉翁亭記) is a celebrated Northern Song prose essay that blends lyrical description of landscape with reflections on joy, aging, and the pleasures of rustic life.

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instanceOf Chinese prose essay
Northern Song prose
classical Chinese literature work
associatedPlace Zuiweng Pavilion Scenic Area NERFINISHED
author Ouyang Xiu NERFINISHED
authorChineseName 歐陽修 NERFINISHED
ChineseTitle 醉翁亭記 NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin China
culturalStatus celebrated classic of Chinese prose
dynasty Northern Song dynasty NERFINISHED
famousLine 在乎山水之間也 (It lies in the mountains and waters)
醉翁之意不在酒 (The Old Drunkard’s intention is not in the wine)
genre lyrical essay
prose
hasIdiomDerived 醉翁之意不在酒
includedIn Chinese school textbooks
influence Chinese idioms and sayings
later Chinese prose writing
language Classical Chinese
literaryImportance classic of Northern Song prose
model text in classical Chinese education
literaryStyle guwen (ancient-style prose)
mainCharacter the Old Drunkard (Zuiweng) NERFINISHED
movement Ancient Prose Movement (guwen yundong) NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective first-person
philosophicalAspect Confucian view of joy in duty and people
harmony between humans and nature
portrays banquets and gatherings at the pavilion
official’s life in the provinces
seasonal changes in the landscape
relatedWorkAuthor Ouyang Xiu’s other essays
rhetoricalFeatures balanced sentences
interplay of narration and description
parallel prose
vivid imagery
setting Chuzhou NERFINISHED
Zuiweng Pavilion NERFINISHED
present-day Anhui, China
studiedIn Chinese literature curricula
theme aging
joy
landscape appreciation
political withdrawal
rustic life
timePeriod 11th century

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Ouyang Xiu authored Zuiweng Ting Ji (醉翁亭記)