Sikong Shu or
Ssü-k'ung Shu (司空曙 Sīkōng Shǔ; – ) was a Chinese poet of the
Tang dynasty. Three of his poems were included in the popular anthology
Three Hundred Tang Poems. Sikong was known as one of the "Ten Poets of Talent of the Dali period" (766–779), which was
Emperor Daizong of Tang's third and final regnal period.
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Biography
The year of Sikong Shu's birth is not known. He was a native of what is now Guangping County, of Hebei Province, China. He was moderately successful in his career as a governmental official.
Name
"Sikong" is a Chinese compound surname.
Poetry
Sikong Shu's poems as collected in Three Hundred Tang Poems were translated by Witter Bynner as:
• "A Farewell to Han Shen at the Yunyang Inn"
• "When Lu Lun my Cousin Comes for the Night"
• "To a Friend Bound North After the Rebellion"
以上介紹摘自維基百科；若有錯漏，敬請在維基百科上修改
來源條目。
