Su Shi

Su Shi
Su Shi.

Su Shi (1036 - 1101) (Chino: 苏轼), nombre de cortesía Zizhan (子瞻)y Su Dongpo, como seudonimo. Nació en Mei Shan de la provincia de Sichuan. Fue uno de los grandes escritores chinos e importante pintor y calígrafo. Experimentó varios destierros que fueron cada vez más lejanos y duras condiciones ambientales. Pero durante su lucha contra la vida cruel, Su Shi asimiló la filosofía del Confucianismo, el Budismo y el Taoísmo.

La habilidad de prosa de Su Shi fue firme y rebosante. Se encuentra entre los ocho literatos más famosos de las Dinastías Tang y Song de China.

Ocho maestros de la prosa china


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