Meaning: Refers to elegant literati such as poets and writers.

Pinyin: mò kè

Source: Han Yangxiong's "Changyang Fu": "Before the words are finished, the poet descends to the table and pays homage to the head again." According to the "Preface to Changyang Fu", it says : "Liao became an article because of his pen and ink, so he was a Hanlin scholar and regarded himself as his master, while Zimo was a guest and Qing Yifeng." The guest was called "Mo Ke" in the poem, which later became another name for literati.

Sentence:

The poems written by poets throughout the ages are our precious cultural heritage.

For thousands of years, how many literati have sung the plum blossoms that are proud of the snow and frost!

I didn’t expect that this small place would have endless charm, attracting countless people. A man of letters.

There are not many poets and poets left today. Most of the older generation have passed away, and the younger generation have little interest in self-cultivation.

The beautiful Jiangnan has attracted countless humanistic writers. The ever-changing scenery makes me linger and remember Jiangnan.