Cao Zhi - Renowned Three Kingdoms Poet and Literary Figure #3731601 (License: Personal Use)

This image displays the Chinese name 曹植 (Cáo Zhí), referring to the famed poet, scholar, and prince of the Cao Wei state during the Three Kingdoms era (220-280 CE). His poetry, especially the legendary “Seven Steps Poem,” exemplifies emotional depth and linguistic mastery, earning him posthumous acclaim as one of the “Seven Masters of the Jian’an Era.” The characters are rendered in bold, clean regular script (kaishu), emphasizing clarity and classical elegance.

Used on educational, historical, or literary web pages discussing Chinese poetry, the Three Kingdoms period, or classical calligraphy; ideal for articles, biographies, or cultural heritage resources targeting students, researchers, or Sinology enthusiasts.