When Are the Spring Flowers and Autumn Moon: a Biography of Li Yu's Poems
by Yang Zhao
About This Novel
Among the dazzling stars of ancient Chinese poetry, the lyrics of Li Yu, the late master of the Southern Tang Dynasty, are like a deep and sad meteor that streaked across the sky at the turn of the Tang and Song Dynasties, leaving a unique mark. His words, with deep emotions and beautiful writing style, not only reflect personal joys and sorrows, but also reflect the ups and downs of that era. The magnificence and sadness of the Southern Tang court are indispensable elements in Li Yu's early poetry. They constitute a true portrayal of court life in Li Yu's works, and also reflect the inner conflicts brought about by his dual identity as a monarch. This book will lead readers into that era, savor the magnificence and pathos of the "Eternal Ci Emperor"'s words, and experience his unique artistic charm.
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Official(1)Scraped 10d ago
The author is advised not to write any more books
It's so bad. I originally thought it was bad when I read "I Don't Know I'm a Guest in a Dream", but when I read this one, I realized that I was wrong about that one.
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Official(1)Scraped 10d ago
The author is advised not to write any more books
It's so bad. I originally thought it was bad when I read "I Don't Know I'm a Guest in a Dream", but when I read this one, I realized that I was wrong about that one.
