(1) A school of poetry that rose in the late Southern Song Dynasty.

(2) Most of its members are commoners or officials. Not satisfied with fame and fortune, they have to wander the rivers and lakes, make a living by offering poems and performing arts, or wander under the doors of officials and dignitaries, or make friends and recruit people in the countryside to kill time by singing and enjoying each other, thus forming a habit similar to writing poems.

(3) At that time, Chen Qi, a bookseller, befriended Jianghu poets and published Jianghu poems, hence the name "Jianghu Poetry School".

The style of Jianghu poetry school

Judging from the style of poetry, the poems of Jianghu Poetry School often have delicate and graceful features. They like to write small themes, small scenes, and also like to use the form of five or seven words, but most of them are delicate and exquisite in technique, without classics or carving, and strive to be colloquial, fresh and easy to remember.

Write a little about the feelings of ordinary people's daily life. The beauty is a little interesting, not profound but close to life, which makes people feel a kind feeling. This kind of poetry is small and exquisite, smart and interesting, which can better reflect the characteristics of Jianghu poetry school. The representative writers of Jianghu Poetry School are Jiang Kui, Dai Fugu and Liu Kezhuang. Jiang Kui is a senior poet of Jianghu Poetry School. He studied Huang Tingjian first, and then Lu Guimeng.