Warm Spring in the Borderlands: the Pattern and Context of Chinese Poetry
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Chinese poetry is as vast as a sea of smoke, as bright as a galaxy, and covers many themes including landscapes and countryside, travel and farewell, chanting of objects and nostalgia, wars and relocations, and many other themes. Everything is inaccessible, unintentional and ruthless, and it embodies the benevolence and love of the Chinese nation. The broad and profound cultural connotations of things, self-improvement, harmony and sharing have been passed down through the ages through the expressive and lyrical texts, constructing a cultural pattern rich in national characteristics and forming a cultural context with orderly inheritance. Based on multiple perspectives, this book is based in Chang'an of the Tang Dynasty, reflecting on thousands of years of thinking, looking at ancient and modern times, wandering in the long history of poetry, and experiencing the whiteness, wonder, and long-lasting warmth of poetry in the poetry, wine and banquets, the clear breeze, the bright moon, and the solitary smoke in the desert. The years are passing by slowly, the streets are warm in spring, and with the infiltration of Chinese poetry, the world becomes more joyful and the years become more peaceful. The whole book uses hundreds of short essays and dialogues to form a mountain, rich in connotation, scattered in form and spirit. The author provides a personalized and wonderful interpretation of classic poetry. In his admiration and reflection on traditional culture, he demonstrates the great power of excellent Chinese poetry to nourish individual life, shape the national spirit, and convey the Chinese context.
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