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poetry circle composed of

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(梁有誉),

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(歐大任),

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(李时行). They are generally considered to be the most important

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poets of the sixteenth century.

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Chinese poetry groups and movements Ming dynasty Latter Five Poets of the Southern Garden {{China-poet-stub

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