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Liu Zongyuan (773~8 19) was born in Wannian, Chang 'an (now Lintong, Shaanxi), an outstanding thinker, politician and writer in the middle Tang Dynasty, and an outstanding representative of the ancient prose movement. At the age of 2 1, he was admitted to the Jinshi, served as the prison army, and participated in the innovation activities of Emperor Yongzhen. After the failure, he was demoted to Sima in Yongzhou (now Lingling County, Hunan Province) and later sent to Liuzhou as a secretariat. Four years later, he died in Liuzhou at the age of 46. He and Han Yu are both leaders of the ancient prose movement and one of the "Eight Masters in Tang and Song Dynasties", and they are also called "Liu Han". He has created truly independent travel notes of mountains and rivers, and the travel notes represented by Eight Chapters of Yongzhou are outstanding works of Chinese landscape prose. His fable creation got rid of the primary state of pre-Qin fables, which marked the complete maturity of China's fable literature. He is also an outstanding poet and philosopher, and many of his articles advocate simple dialectics. Liu Zongyuan and his works occupy an important position in the history of China literature and philosophy. There is a collection handed down from generation to generation by Mr Hedong.