Ode to Luoshen
Poem by Cao Zhi
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Ode to Luoshen
Poem by Cao Zhi
Luoshen Fu (traditional Chinese: 洛神賦; simplified Chinese: 洛神赋, also translated as Ode to Luoshen, Rhapsody on the Luo River Goddess or Nymph of the Luo River) is a Chinese Fu poem written by Cao Zhi in the fourth year of the Huangchu era (223) under Emperor Wen of Wei. It first appears in Xiao Tong's Wen Xuan, whose preface states that when Cao Zhi was returning from the capital to his fief, he passed by the Luo River and was suddenly inspired to compose this fu.
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Luoshen Fu (traditional Chinese: 洛神賦; simplified Chinese: 洛神赋, also translated as Ode to Luoshen, Rhapsody on the Luo River Goddess or Nymph of the Luo River) is a Chinese Fu poem written by Cao Zhi in the fourth year of the Huangchu era (223) under Emperor Wen of Wei. It first appears in Xiao Tong's Wen Xuan, whose preface states that when Cao Zhi was returning from the capital to his fief, he passed by the Luo River and was suddenly inspired to compose this fu. Luoshen (洛神, The goddess of Luo River) is, in Chinese mythology, the daughter of Fuxi (宓羲). Because she drowned in the Luo River, she became the goddess of the Luo River, namely the Luo River goddess.
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