Thôi Giao
Definition
- Proper Noun:
- Thôi Giao: A historical figure from ancient China, a scholar-official of the Tang Dynasty known for his integrity and for being a close friend of the poet Lý Bạch. The name is often used in literary contexts to symbolize loyal friendship and scholarly virtue.
Usage Examples
- Proper Noun:
- Tình bạn giữa Lý Bạch và Thôi Giao được ca ngợi trong thơ ca. (The friendship between Li Bai and Cui Hao is praised in poetry.)
- Gương tiết tháo của Thôi Giao được sử sách lưu truyền. (The moral integrity of Cui Hao is recorded in historical texts.)
Advanced Usage
- The name Thôi Giao is sometimes referenced in classical Vietnamese literature or scholarly discussions about Chinese history and Tang Dynasty poetry circles.
Variants and Related Words
- Thôi Hiệu: Another notable Tang Dynasty poet with the same family name "Thôi" (Cui). It is important not to confuse Thôi Giao with Thôi Hiệu.
- "Hoàng Hạc Lâu" là bài thơ nổi tiếng của Thôi Hiệu. ("Yellow Crane Tower" is a famous poem by Cui Hao.)
Synonyms
- Cui Hao: The Hanyu Pinyin (standard Chinese romanization) spelling of the same historical figure.
- Scholar-official: A general term for an educated government servant in imperial China, describing his role.
Note on Reference
- The reference "Xem Chàng Tiêu" suggests a cross-reference. "Chàng Tiêu" likely refers to Tiêu Sử, another historical/mythical figure associated with music. This indicates that in some traditional Vietnamese references, these two names might be linked thematically (e.g., as paragons of talent or virtue), but they are distinct individuals. The primary entry is for Thôi Giao.